September 2004| Vol. 2 No. 4
COVER PACKAGE: The internship search
- Family: on or off the interview table?
- Finding the right internship match
Frame your internship search as a journey through a series of manageable decisions.
- How many sites should you apply to?
- Improving accessibility on internship
Students with hidden disabilities may struggle with finding accommodations while on internship. Here's how to ease the transition.
- Make the APPIC clearinghouse work for you
- Put your best foot forward in internship interviews
Experts share secrets on making a strong impression in internship interviews.
- Weighing cost versus location
CAREER CENTER
New uses for old dataData sharing and large-scale databases can provide a wealth of information and save researchers both time and money.
Preparing to present at 2005 ConventionThe deadline to submit programs for APA's next convention is fast approaching. Here's how to get your proposal accepted and plan for a smooth presentation at any meeting.
Internships in prisonsPrisons and correctional facilities offer diverse clinical experience and unique challenges.
Meet your student officersThe 2004 elected and appointed APAGS officers, subcommittee chairs and APASSC officers have started their terms and are ready to work for you.
CLASS ACT
The psychology of genetic screeningRecent graduate Stacy Carmichael studies how screening infants for a diabetes gene can affect their families.
DEGREE IN SIGHT
Pre-doctoral master's degrees provide research experienceSome programs require doctoral students to earn a predoctoral master's degree. Here's a look at why.
MONEY MATTERS
Preventing premature loan repaymentStarting a research fellowship or internship? Check your loan status to avoid a deferral debacle.
