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General
Information
While we welcome in the new year, we're also reminded that classes will be starting soon... January 12th, to be specific.
But don't fret, this also means that the ROSE study will resume seeing participants. The study is open to UT personnel, students, and the Austin community! Click here to see if you're eligible to participate.
PD Corner: What's the Scoop?
Tip 1
Interview Season
Whether interviewing for a position, graduate programs, or internships, it's important to be prepared. Communicate 1) why you applied to them, be specific, 2) how you can be an asset to the team/program/etc, and 3) what you hope to take away from the experience.
Remember, your CV/resume demonstrates competence, and the interview communicates fit.
Interview of the Month
Clinical Assistant Professor
You have experience working with various populations (e.g., refugees, first responders, and university students), which do you feel most contributed to how you currently present yourself as a clinician and researcher?
I truly think they’ve each contributed to who I am as a clinician, a researcher, and also a person in general. One of the greatest privileges of being a therapist is getting to learn from my patients and witness their stories and their journeys. I am consistently amazed by the resilience of the people I work with – whether they are refugees abroad, first responders, or UT students. The human ability to overcome and persevere through extremely challenging events is remarkable, and it continually inspires me to think about how we as clinicians and researchers can help facilitate this growth and resilience.
