The Graduate Training Program in Feminist Multicultural Counseling immerses students in both the relevant theories and practices of feminist multicultural counseling. The practicum counselors are selected from the fields of counseling, psychology and social work graduate programs.

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General Information

• Applications accepted from advanced graduate students in counseling, social work, & psychology. 
• Immersion in feminist multicultural counseling theory and practice
• Offers credit for 20 – 30 hour per week field practicum or clinical internship
• Individual & group counseling & supervision
• Programming, social justice outreach, activism & education
• Analysis and incorporation of issues of privilege and power, diverse and marginalized identities, and personal/interpersonal/socio-political dimensions of empowerment
  
  

Individual Counseling

Support Groups

 

Program Requirements

• Completion of a one-year supervised practicum, internship, or fieldwork experience.
• Feminist Multicultural Therapy, EDPS 7240, taught first summer session, T/Th, 2:00 – 5:00 pm.
• Graduate course in Multicultural Counseling, or equivalents (this could include documentation of lived experience).
• Commitment to one full academic year at the WRC beginning Fall Semester.
• Availability during the academic year for required meetings, seminars, and supervisions on Tuesdays, 8 am to 12:30 pm and on Wednesdays from 8 am to 12:30 pm.
• Submit application materials to the WRC by the February deadline.
• 40-hour sexual assault advocacy training with Utah Coalition against Sexual Assault (UCASA).

If you have questions about the requirements or ways of meeting them, please contact Erin Norris at enorris@sa.utah.edu.