APPIC Internship Series

Throughout the month of July, I shared a 4-part series with three school psychology doctoral candidates who matched with internship sites this past spring. Adrianna Crossing, Dieu Truong, and Stephanie Campbell spoke with me about their experiences going through the APPIC predoctoral internship process.

APPIC is the Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers. Psychology doctoral students from APA-accredited programs typically apply for internships before their last year of the program. Each video focuses on different aspects of the application process, and I wanted to share them all with you here.

As a third-year doctoral student, I will be beginning the application process next year. I have been searching and saving brochures and handbooks for internship sites that catch my interest. Speaking with three students who just went through the process helped me map out how I want to move through the APPIC process when my time comes.

The Panelists

Dieu Truong is a School Psychology doctoral candidate at the University of Houston. She is beginning her internship at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Autism Track. You can connect with her on Twitter @truongdm or email her at truongd@chop.edu.

Stephanie Campbell is a School Psychology doctoral candidate at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. She is beginning her internship at the East Family Guidance Center in Hilo, HI. You can connect with her on Twitter @fatcritscholar, visit her website stephaniemcampbell.com, or email her at scampbell24@wisc.edu.

Adrianna Crossing is a School Psychology doctoral candidate at Michigan State University. She is beginning her internship at the Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School, Child/Clinical Track. You can connect with her on Twitter @aecrossing or email her at crossing@msu.edu.