Baylor University Counseling Center
Doctoral Internship in Psychology
2015 Intern Orientation Schedule
Unscheduled times: may be used for…
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Assigned Readings
Supervision Reflection paper
30 minutes with each staff to learn what they do
Point N Click Practice
Setting up video equipment
Computer set up
Informal visiting with other interns and staff
Other settling in activities
Completing Intern Self-Assessment
Observing staff Initial Assessments (Walk-Ins)
Reviewing Intern Manual and BU Counseling Center Policy & Procedures Manual
Researching various state licensure requirements
Please let Randal know if you need to leave the Counseling Center/Campus other than
for lunch.
Observing staff conducting intake session: Attempt to observe at least 2 intake sessions
with separate staff members during orientation (back-up plan: observe staff member you are
sharing Walk-In Clinic time)
Monday August 3
8:00–9:30
Welcome Reception Breakfast with Counseling Center Staff
9:30-10:00
Intern Supervision Meeting – Dr. Randal Boldt, 2 Practicum students
10:00-10:30
Review Orientation Schedule
10:30-12:00
Check in with Human Resources
1:00-2:00
Office Manager – Tanesha Ward
2:00–5:00
Walk-In Clinic: Initial Assessment, Service Delivery Model, and Scope of
Services, Role Play Practice – Dr. Lauri Rogers and Teran Yaklin, LCSW
Tuesday August 4
10:00-12:00
Review Internship Manual; Assigned Readings – Dr. Randal Boldt
1:00-3:00
Baylor Culture and Spirituality – Dr. Emma Wood
3:00-5:00
Self-Assessment of Competencies – on own
Supervision Reflection Questions
3:00
Meeting with Training Coordinator – Intern A
4:00
Meeting with Training Coordinator – Intern B
Wednesday August 5
8:00-12:00
3:00 – 5:00
Diversity Training: Video & Discussion of “Crash”
– Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell
College Student Mental Health – Dr. Jim Marsh, Director BUCC
Thursday August 6
8:00-9:00
Professionalism – Dr. Randal Boldt
9:00-11:00
Supervision Seminar – Dr. Randal Boldt
2:00-4:00
Professional Development: Internship Transition & Self-Care
– Dr. Emma Wood
Friday August 7
8:00-9:00
8:30
Treatment Team Meeting – Dr. Jim Marsh, Director
Sarah Dorrell Ritter, Case Manager
9:00-10:00
Introduction of 5 Coordinators, Case Management, Dietician, and
Addictive Behavior Specialist
10:00-12:00
Group Therapy Training – Dr. Lauri Rogers
2:00-4:00
Professional Development: Internship Stages and Multiple-Role
Relationships – Dr. Randal Boldt
Monday August 10
8:00-12:00
12:00-1:00
2:00-4:00
WOW (Workplace Orientation & Welcome)
– New employee orientation (HR)
Lunch with Training Committee – Dr. Randal Boldt, Dr. Lauri Rogers,
Dr. Emma Wood, Dr. Jim Marsh, and Dr. John Klocek
Getting the Most Out of Clinical Supervision – Dr. Emma Wood
Tuesday August 11
8:00-12:00
WOW – New employee orientation (HR)
2:00-4:00
Sexual Assault and College Students – Dr. Cheryl Wooten
Wednesday August 12
8:00-8:30
Nancy Keating, RN at the Health Center
9:00-11:00
Trauma: Best Practices with Survivors – Dr. Cheryl Wooten
1:00-2:00
Intern A supervision with Practicum student A
2:00-3:00
Intern B supervision with Practicum student B
3:00-5:00
Crisis Intervention, On- Call, Role Play
– Dr. Lauri Rogers & Teran Yaklin, LCSW
Thursday August 13
8:00-12:00
Bystander Intervention Training (Interns & Staff) – Dr. Cheryl Wooten
2:00-3:00
Select Supervisors, Enter full schedule into Point n Click
1:30-4:30
Supervision Seminar
Friday August 14
8:00-9:00
8:30
Treatment Team staff meeting – Dr. Jim Marsh, Director
Bethany McCraw, Associate Dean for Student Conduct Administration
9:00-10:00
Intern Supervision Meeting – Dr. Randal Boldt, Ashley & Kaitlyn
10:00-12:00
Diversity Training: Experiential - Culture, Power, & Privilege
– Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell & Dr. Emma Wood
2:00-4:00
Crisis Intervention continued – Teran Yaklin, LCSW & Dr. Lauri Rogers
Monday August 17
8:30-9:30
Dr. Burt Burleson, University Chaplain at BOBO
9:30-11:30
Diversity Training: Case Conceptualization – Dr. Emma Wood
1:00-3:00
Diversity Training: Ability & Disability – Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell
3:30-4:30
Goals & Tasks of Supervision
Intern A & Practicum Student A; Intern B & Practicum Student B
Tuesday August 18
8:00-10:00
Health Center – Get to Know - Breakfast
10:00-12:00
Fall & Spring Diversity Seminar Introduction
– Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell, Dr. Emma Wood, and Dr. Randal Boldt
Supervision Seminar – Dr. Randal Boldt & Dr. Emma Wood
2:00-4:00
Wednesday August 19
8:00-12:00
Ethical & Legal Issues @ UCC – Dr. Jim Marsh, Director
2:00-4:00
Diversity Training: Clinical Videos – Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell
Thursday August 20
8:00-5:00
Move In Day
Friday August 21
8:00-9:00
8:30
Treatment team staff meeting – Dr. Jim Marsh, Director
Patty Crawford, Title IX Coordinator
10:00-12:00
Group Therapy @ UCC – Dr. Lauri Rogers
2:00-4:00
Supervision Seminar – Dr. Randal Boldt & Dr. Emma Wood
Sunday August 23
5:30-8:00
Peer Leader Training
Monday August 24
8:00-10:00
Treating Anxiety in College Counseling – Dr. Jim Marsh, Director
10:00-11:00
Intern A supervision with Practicum student A
11:00-12:00
Intern B supervision with Practicum student B
2:00-4:00
Diversity Training: Clinical Videos – Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell
5:30-8:00
Peer Leader Training
Tuesday August 25
10:00-12:00
Diversity Seminar - begins weekly
5:00-9:00
Sexual Assault Prevention Campaign
Wednesday August 26
9:00-10:00
Trauma Consultation –begins weekly – Dr. Cheryl Wooten
10:00-12:00
Working with Grief – Teran Yaklin, LCSW
1:00-2:00
Supervision Seminar
2:00-3:30
Intern A supervision of Practicum student A
3:30-5:00
Intern B supervision of Practicum student B
Thursday August 27
8:00-9:30
Intern Case Conference – begins weekly
9:30-11:00
Supervision of Supervision – begins weekly
2:00-4:00
Didactic Seminar – begins weekly
Friday August 28
8:00-9:00
8:30
Treatment team staff meeting – Dr. Jim Marsh, Director
Rob Engblom, Associate Director of Resident Learning
9:00-10:00
Preparation for Intern Case Conference – Dr. Randal Boldt
10:00-12:00
Group Therapy @ UCC – Dr. Lauri Rogers
Monday August 31
8:00-9:00
Assessment of Summer Training – Dr. Randal Boldt
9:00-10:30
Goals Meeting with Training Coordinator – Intern B
10:30-12:00
Goals Meeting with Training Coordinator – Intern A
2:00-5:00
Campus Threat & Panic Button Preparedness
Friday September 4
8:00-9:00
Treatment team staff meeting – Dr. Jim Marsh, Director
8:30
Dr. Kevin P. Jackson, Vice President for Student Life
9:00
Dr. Martha Lou Scott, Associate Vice President for Student Life
Friday September 11
8:00-9:00
Treatment team staff meeting – Dr. Jim Marsh, Director
9:15-10:15
Sinda Vanderpool, Associate Vice Provost for Academic Enrollment
Management at Paul L. Foster Success Center
Friday September 18
8:00-9:00
8:30
Treatment team staff meeting – Dr. Jim Marsh, Director
Chief Brad Wigtil, Baylor Chief of Police
Friday September 25
8:00-9:00
8:30
Treatment team staff meeting – Dr. Jim Marsh, Director
Pearl Beverly, Director of Multicultural Affairs
Baylor University Counseling Center
Doctoral Internship of Psychology
Didactic In-service Seminar
Thursdays 1:00am-3:00pm, Conference Room
Interns participate in the Didactic In-Service Seminar series during Fall and Spring Semesters,
which focuses on exposure to a variety of evidenced-based models (e.g., CBT,
Psychodynamic), orienting interns toward technical integration of interventions supported by
theory and research, and increasing their knowledge of developmental and clinical issues
relevant to a college population. Licensed Staff Psychologists and guest speakers from the
University and Waco community present topics relevant to the acquisition of assessment and
psychotherapy skills, grounded in legal and ethical guidelines of practice, in this weekly twohour seminar. Interns are expected to research and present an In-service Seminar that
enhances their knowledge and skill set during the Spring Semester of the training year.
Fall Semester 2015
August 27
Common Factors Approach – Dr. Emma Wood
September 3
Brief Short-term Counseling – Dr. Emma Wood
September 10
Psychotherapy Integration - I/P Process Approach – Dr. Randal Boldt
September 17
Psychotherapy Integration – I/P Process Approach – Dr. Randal Boldt
September 24
Women’s Issues in Counseling I:– Dr. Emma Wood
{Prepare by having watched Miss Representation}
October 1
Men’s Issues in College Counseling I – Dr. Don Arterburn
{prepare by having watched Tough Guise}
October 8
Microskills Training
October 15
Drugs, Alcohol, & College Students – Dr. Don Arterburn
October 22
Microskills Training
October 29
Time Limited Dynamic Psychotherapy (TLDP) – Dr. Randal Boldt
{Prepare by watching assigned video}
November 5
TLDP – Hanna Levenson; Video watch and process – Dr. Randal Boldt
{Prepare by watching assigned video}
November 12
Microskills Training
November 19
Eating Disorders: Assessment, Consultation, & Referral – Dr. Emma Wood
November 26
Thanksgiving Holiday Break
December 3
Grief and Loss – Teran Yaklin, LCSW
December 10
Life After Internship: Panel Discussion–Dr. Emma Wood, Dr. Lauri Rogers, Dr. Boldt
December 17
Stress Management and Mindfulness – Dr. Yoshiko Hall
December 24
Christmas Holiday Break
Spring Semester 2016
January 7
Motivational Interview I – Dr. Randal Boldt
January 14
Motivational Interview II – Dr. Randal Boldt
January 21
Microskills Training or Career Development Seminar
January 28
Microskills Training or Career Development Seminar
February 4
TUCCCC – Texas University & College Counseling Center Conference
February 11
Microskills Training or Career Development Seminar
February 18
Feminist Theory and Clinical Interventions – Dr. Emma Wood
February 25
Working with Survivors of Trauma – Dr. Cheryl Wooten
March 3
Adult Children of Alcoholics – Dr. Lauri Rogers
March 10
Working with Veterans on a College Campus – Dr. John Klocek
March 17
Spring Break
March 24
Texas University Counseling Centers Retreat
March 31
Microskills Training or Career Development Seminar
April 7
Microskills Training or Career Development Seminar
April 14
Microskills Training or Career Development Seminar
April 21
Working with Couples – Dr. Don Arterburn
April 28
Graduation & Transition issues for college students – Dr. Yoshiko Hall
May 5
Psychology Intern Capstone Professional Presentation – Intern A
May 19
Psychology Intern Capstone Professional Presentation – Intern B
May 26
Debriefing the Year of Clinically Focused Seminars – Dr. Randal Boldt
Baylor University Counseling Center
Doctoral Internship in Psychology
Diversity Seminar
Tuesdays 10:00am-12:00pm, Conference Room
The Diversity Seminar is designed for Psychology Interns to build their awareness, knowledge,
and skills in building multicultural competencies. A staff psychologist/supervisor, faculty, or
community member who specializes in the topic of the week will facilitate the training. The goal
of the Diversity Seminar is to expand understanding beyond the theoretical and research based
learning that interns have received thus far in their graduate education. The seminar focuses on
intervention skills and working with the complexities of personal awareness,
transference/countertransference, and the role of multiple identities in relation to clinical work.
Emphasis is placed on understanding individuals as unique and complex persons with evolving
identities and values systems. The trainings will involve experiential components.
Fall Semester 2015
(switches to every other week mid-September)
August 18
Fall & Spring Diversity Seminar Introduction
– Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell, Dr. Randal Boldt, Dr. Emma Wood
August 25
Difficult Dialogues – Dr. Emma Wood
September 1
What does it mean to be a culturally competent counselor? –Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell
September 8
Power & Privilege Analysis II – Dr. Emma Wood & Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell
September 15
Exploring Identity through Arts – Dr. Randal Boldt
September 22
Off Week
September 29
Sexuality and Sexual Orientation – Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell/ Dr. Emma Wood
October 6
Off Week
October 13
Ability and Disability – Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell
October 20
Off Week
October 27
Racial Identity Development in People of Color – Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell
November 3
Off Week
November 10
Off Week
November 17
Multicultural Treatment Planning and Interventions
November 24
Thanksgiving Holiday Break
December 1
Off Week
December 8
Faith & Spirituality – Dr. Lauri Rogers
December 15
Size, Stigma, and Binge Eating in Colleges: Fighting the Fear of the Freshman Fifteen
– Dr. Emma Wood
Spring Semester 2016
January 5
Working with International and Multilingual Students – Dr. Yoshiko Hall
January 12
Politeness, Academic, & Color Blind Protocols in Difficult Dialogues
January 19
White Racial Identity Development – Dr. Emma Wood
January 26
Off Week
February 2
Working with Transgender Clients – Dr. Emma Wood
February 9
Off Week
February 16
Mental Health & the Church: Understanding how the view of a client’s religious/ spiritual
background could affect their view of mental health & treatment - Dr. Monique MarshBell
February 23
Off Week
March 1
Social Justice in University Counseling. Exploring the social justice and advocacy that
we are called to engage in under our ethics code. In what ways might we interpret our
ethics code differently when working with diverse populations? – Dr. Emma Wood and
Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell
March 8
Spring Break
March 15
Becoming One from Two Different Cultures: Premarital and couples counseling with
partners of different cultural backgrounds – Dr. Don Arterburn
March 22
Texas University Counseling Centers Retreat
March 29
Working with LGBT Clients at a Christian University Panel Discussion: Dr. Emma Wood
& Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell
April 5
Off Week
April 12
Off Week
April 19
To Be Determined
April 26
Off Week
May 3
Mental Health and the Church: Understanding how the view of client’s religious / spiritual
background could affect their mental health and treatment - Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell
May 10
Psychology Intern Capstone Case Presentation
May 17
Psychology Intern Capstone Case Presentation
May 24
Debriefing the year of Diversity Seminars- Dr. Randal Boldt
May 31
Off Week
Baylor University Counseling Center
Doctoral Internship in Psychology
Summer Professional Development Seminar
Thursdays 2:00pm-4:00pm, Baylor University Counseling Center Conference Room
This summer seminar is meant to be a time for bringing together the trainings the intern has had
over the course of the year and provide capstone experiences. Students will each present to
clinical staff their theory of change model, as a professional presentation. They will also present
a clinical case and their course of treatment, as for a job interview. Other presentations are
dedicated to topics related to establishing a professional presence as a psychologist. These
might include discussions with licensed psychologists who are working in various capacities in
the field of psychology, involvement in Professional organizations, and understanding of the
licensing process.
Summer 2016
June 2
After the Internship: Transitioning as a New Professional
June 9
Intern Presentations – Theory of Change Model
June 16
Developing a Professional CV
June 23
Delivering an Effective Interview
June 30
Licensure, Professional Associations, & Networking - Panel
July 7
Career Options (academia, private practice, medical/counseling center)
– Dr. Randal Boldt & Panel
July 14
Intern Case Presentations – Intern A
July 21
Intern Case Presentations – Intern B
July 28
Internship Evaluations & Feedback Process – Dr. Randal Boldt
*Additionally, Interns will be the lead presenter in regular trainings during the month of July to incoming
practicum students as part of their professional development.