An undergraduate internship will help develop your resume and make you more marketable for employment and entry to graduate-level counseling or psychology programs. Undergraduate internship responsibilities at CAPS can involve coordinating outreach efforts, providing programming on mental health, well-being, and DEAI efforts; or assisting in research. Undergraduate interns are assigned a supervisor to help the student specifically design their internship based on the student's professional interests and campus needs. Past undergraduate interns have provided psycho-educational programming on dating violence, seasonal affective disorder, substance abuse, and eating disorders; have assisted in providing research on spirituality and men's issues; have promoted the WellTrack Boost app, Healthy Minds Study, and CAPS. CAPS will accept one undergraduate level intern each semester.
See what previous interns had to say about this program.
All applications for an internship need to be submitted a semester in advance. Applications submitted early are given priority consideration. Position remains open until filled.
The application process for the undergraduate internship is the following: