Tag: Graduate Education Reform

From Pitfalls to Progress: Insights from Recent Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Initiatives at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

by Chandler J. Zolliecoffer, M.S. & Benjamin W. Katz, B.A., University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Clinical psychologists occupy a unique role within research, educational, and clinical contexts wherein they are afforded proximity to individuals of varying identities and backgrounds. Appropriately, the training and development of culturally responsive clinical psychologists is emphasized within the Psychological Clinical Science Accreditation…

October 27, 2020
How the Cost of Internship Contributes to Inequities in Clinical Psychology

by Brett Schneider, University of Wisconsin-Madison There is a glaring and alarming lack of diversity within the clinical psychology community. While most academic fields suffer from a lack of diversity, the clinical internship training model poses a unique difficulty for attracting and retaining diverse students. I passionately believe in the importance of the internship process in…

July 20, 2020

From Pitfalls to Progress: Insights from Recent Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Initiatives at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee