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NEW STUDENT RESOURCE

Unequal access to quality mental health care is a significant problem for undocumented immigrants. Improving access to affordable health care will be necessary to adequately address mental health needs for undocumented immigrants.

To help with this, BestColleges.com created a page dedicated to undocumented students with their mental health. You can view it below:

Undocumented Mental Health Resources

ICA STUDENT BENEFITS

1. NCMHCE and NCE exam prep workshops

Watch for more information on our website for these exam prep workshops to be offered in the fall and spring! Student members will get a discounted rate for the workshop registration fee.

2. Registration Information of scheduled CEU workshops throughout the state.

Registration Information on scheduled CEU workshops throughout the state.... Why should students attend when they currently don't need CEUs?

- Increase your knowledge as you prepare for your counseling career

- Supplement areas of interest that you've developed during graduate school

- Network with professionals throughout the state

3. Participation in ICA Virtual Regional Meetings open to counseling graduate students to network with mental health professionals throughout the state!

  • Campus Representative Positions: 2022-2023

    The application window for Campus Representative positions is now available. We hope you take full advantage of the many perks of becoming a Campus Representative at your respective institutions across Indiana. Campus Representatives will be given a variety of resources and, it is our goal, to have at least one graduate student from each campus appointed to these positions. For additional context about the Indiana Counseling Association, Campus Representative responsibilities, and Campus Representative commitment information, please continue reading.

    The Indiana Counseling Association (ICA) is dedicated to working alongside counseling graduate students and counseling programs in Indiana to address concerns facing counselors-in-training and newly licensed professionals.

    A shared objective between Campus Representatives and ICA Board members is to advocate for the needs/concerns of graduate students more effectively; communicate opportunities for continuing education, networking, and advocacy efforts; and gain additional knowledge into the changing landscape of counseling at a State and National level.

     

    Responsibilities of the University Graduate Student (Campus) Representative:

      • Each Campus Representative will attend a monthly leadership call to further enhance their leadership skills and provide updates about their Campus Representative experience.
      • Each Campus Representative will communicate continuing education, networking, and advocacy opportunities with their counseling department and professors.
      • Each Campus Representative will be in close contact with the ICA Student Representative to provide feedback about students, programming, and potential advocacy opportunities. 
  • Additional Perks of Becoming a University Graduate Student (Campus) Representative:

      • Each Campus Representative will have access to the ICA’s mentorship program. Students involved in this program will have the opportunity to network, ask questions, and develop counseling core competencies from monthly mentorship calls with professional counselors in the field. (*Additional information about the mentorship program will be provided to students throughout Fall and Spring semester).
      • Each Campus Representative will be given access to a OneDrive folder. Peer reviewed journal articles and e-texts for important counseling topics such as therapeutic alliance, cultural humility, therapeutic ruptures, microskills, and evidence-based treatments/interventions for working with patients with a variety of comorbid presenting concerns will be included.
      • Each Campus Representative will be invited to an end-of-year dinner (date and location to be determined) where campus reps will be able to enjoy a meal and receive awards for their service to the ICA. Awards may include certificates, money, and gift cards, among other items.
      • Commitment for this position runs between July 1st-July 1st of the following year. However, rolling applications are accepted, and Campus Representatives may start at different times, depending on when students apply.
Apply to be a University Graduate Student (Campus) Representative for the 2022-2023 Year:
ICA University Graduate Student Representative Application
 
* You will be asked to attach your most recent resume or CV along with your application. 
 
DISSERTATION RESEARCH STUDY REQUESTS: Submit a Dissertation Research Study Request

OUR CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVES

If you don't see your school listed, then it means WE NEED YOU. For more information contact me at execdirector@indianacounseling.org


Ball State University

Samuel Garcia-Lopez


Butler University 
Emily Fink

Capella University
POSITION OPEN


Christian Theological Seminary

Ewa Barnaby


Grace College

Tracy LeGrow


Huntington University

POSITION OPEN




Indiana State University

POSITION OPEN

Indiana Wesleyan University

Natasha Bailey


Indiana University Bloomington

Sofia Veraldi


IUSB

POSITION OPEN


IUPUC

POSITION OPEN


IUPUFW

POSITION OPEN


IUPUI

POSITION OPEN



Marian University

POSITION OPEN

Purdue University Northwest

POSITION OPEN


St. Mary of the Woods

Sara Guada 


University of Indianapolis

Claire Williams

University of Saint Francis

POSITION OPEN


Valparaiso University

POSITION OPEN



Mailing Address:

14804 Deerwood Dr

Carmel, IN 46033


Email: execdirector@indianacounseling.org


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