Post-Graduate Counseling Fellowship

1. Includes free supervision

You’ll be mentored by experience licensed professional staff who have expertise in a range of areas.

2. Leave the fellowship with an independent license from Ohio, a member of the Counseling Compact

Your work with college students and diverse populations will prepare you to enter the education and non-profit fields or work for a private practice.

3. Jumpstart in the profession

Fellows provide services to students on a wide range of personal and academic issues including but not limited to trauma, anxiety, depression, eating disordered behaviors, racial & sexual identity development, interpersonal relations, microaggressions, educational & career goals, interpersonal violence social/behavior adjustment, and couple/family relations.

The Staff Counselor responsibilities include providing multiculturally informed, short-term individual therapy to a diverse population of undergraduate students, particularly those that have been historically under-served by clinical counseling; administer standardized assessments (CCAPS and CSSRS); crisis intervention (on-call rotation).

4. Opportunity to play a key role in outreach from the Equity, Inclusion, & Diversity Division and Counseling Services

When the Wellness Center is closed during the summer, you’ll develop and facilitate curricula for student leadership development on responding to bias and microaggressions, both as recipients and as bystander interveners. You may also facilitate these trainings/programs for students and student groups during the academic year.

5. Stipend and living expenses included

Housing, board, internet, insurance, and professional development opportunities are included in the fellowship.