GPS 610 - Internship Ethics and Professional Affairs Seminar I

This seminar is only for students completing their internship. Its objective is twofold: 1) an in-depth review of the ethical principles of psychologists and of relevant legal and policy issues in the profession; and 2) a forum for the discussion of specific clinical issues arising from the varied internship settings. Internship class provides supervision on clinical and ethical practice decision making for students doing half time internship (20 hours per week). Course continues in the spring as GPS 611.

Prerequisites:
This course is open to degree students only. GPS 515 & 516, 525 & 526 and GPS 608 & 609. GPS 507 and GPS 508 must be taken prior to or concurrently with GPS 610 and GPS 611 respectively. Students seeking school psychology internships are expected to have completed GPS 507 and GPS 508 before taking this course.

Credits: 3 cr.

When Offered: Fall