Camp Baker Psychology Trainees Wanted

Gain Clinical Hours Over the Summer

Psychology Trainees Wanted! Camp Baker is now accepting psychology trainees for a fun opportunity to gain direct service hours over the summer     Successful Summers Start Here!   Camp Baker at Judge Baker Children’s Center currently has eight graduate-level and eighteen undergraduate-level summer training positions available. Camp Baker is a therapeutic summer program based off of the Summer Treatment Program (STP) and is specifically designed for 6-12 year old children with ADHD. The STP has positive effects on the serious behavioral, social, and academic difficulties exhibited by children diagnosed with ADHD.   Camp Baker is currently accepting applications for four roles: 1) Graduate Counselor, 2) Undergraduate Counselor, 3) Classroom Teacher, and 4) Teaching Assistant. Please visit our website for a detailed description of roles and responsibilities for each position: https://campbaker.org/training-opportunities/   All aspects of the training program are supervised by a licensed clinical psychologist. Trainees typically gain over 200 hours of experience providing treatment directly to children. Opportunities for participating in behavioral parent training groups are also available.   Trainees complete a week-long training prior to the start of treatment and receive ongoing supervision. Training begins Wednesday, July 1, 2019 with the July 4th holiday off. Camp Baker runs from Wednesday, July 8th and continues through Friday, August 14th, 2020. The stipend for graduate-level positions is $2,500, the stipend for undergraduate-level positions is $1,000, and the stipend for teachers is $5,000.     “I loved Camp Baker's staff team. The cohesion of the teaching staff and the guidance from leadership created a great work and learning environment!”   “I was able to have my first clinical experience, which has helped me grow more certain about what I would like to do in the future. I also benefited from having strong support from leadership and making strong connections with staff.”   Camp Baker is a program of Judge Baker Children's Center, a non-profit organization with over a century of proven leadership in children's mental health.     For more information, check out our website, FAQs, or contact us! phone: 617.278.4286, email: campbaker@jbcc.harvard.edu ‌

Tutor Opportunity

Welcome back to campus! We still have tutoring opportunities for students seeking service learning spots. Transportation is provided by the IU Center for Rural Engagement. Tuesdays or Wednesdays, 2:30-5:00, including travel. Everything you need to know is in the links below. On behalf of Brown County kids, thank you!

Be a Tutor

5 Easy Steps to Becoming a Brown County Tutor

1.   Tell Us About You

2.   Get Your IU PIC Training & Background Check

3.   Get Your Driver License Approval (driver volunteers only)

4.   Review the Tutor Orientation Presentation  (YouTube)

5.   Read the Tutor Manual 

Brown County Literacy Coalition

PO Box 757

Nashville, IN 47448
bcliteracycoalition.org
812.988.6960
browncountyliteracy@gmail.com

OUR MISSION
We collaborate with community partners to tutor children, distribute books, and provide a bridge to reading fluency and comprehension. 

UCLA Psychology UG Research Conference Submissions

Master of Social Work Information Sessions

ASPIRE Study Abroad Info Session

ASPIRE Study Abroad info session

Is study abroad a part of your college plans? If so, come to the College ASPIRE study abroad info session to learn about upcoming programs!

Date: January 22

Time: 3:30pm

Location: Ernie Pyle Hall 252

We'll discuss four faculty-led study abroad programs offered in summer 2020 to Norway, France, Italy, and Rwanda. These are open to any IU student and are incredibly unique programs! We'll also provide information on our semester-long exchange opportunities for College students, including programs next fall and spring to South Korea, Italy, Hong Kong, Ecuador, France, England, and Taiwan. There will also be mention of Semester: Italy 2021. Come and learn how to discover yourself abroad!

Learn more here.

Questions? Contact the College Office of International Affairs at collOIA@indiana.edu.

Lunch and Learn with Booz Allen Hamilton

Lunch & Learn with Booz Allen Hamilton: Careers in Management Consulting

Friday, January 17, 2020 12pm - 1pm Ernie Pyle Hall 252

Do you like to solve problems? Ever wonder how you could change the world with your IU liberal arts education? Are you asking yourself “What can I do in my future careers?” If you answered Yes to any one of these, management consulting might be the right fit for you! Come join Ryan Van Slyke, an ’18 IU alum and current Senior Consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton on Friday, January 17th from 12-1pm for lunch in the Walter Center (Ernie Pyle 252) to learn more about what consulting is, why they need liberal arts students, what it means to work in the public sector with local, state, and federal governments, and about future summer internship and full-time opportunities at Booz Allen! Bring any questions you may have!
Space is limited so please RSVP by Thursday, January 16th to attend!  Lunch will be provided.

For more information, contact:
Molly McCurdy
Assistant Director of Strategic Alumni Engagement
Indiana University: Walter Center for Career Achievementmlmccurd@iu.edu

UC, Berkeley - Research Internship Position