The University of Florida is an Equal Opportunity Institution.
The Department of Clinical and Health Psychology is strongly committed to respecting and understanding cultural and individual diversity in its admission and training policies.
The program avoids any actions that would restrict admission on grounds that are irrelevant to successful completion of the internship. Moreover, the Department of Clinical and Health Psychology has an active minority recruitment program for prospective interns. Applications for the internship program from qualified minority persons are encouraged and invited. Minority individuals who wish to be considered under this recruitment program are encouraged to indicate their interest on the internship application form.
- Education and Advocacy colloquium and committee – Interns attend monthly E&A colloquiums and are encouraged to join the E&A committee that plans the colloquiums and community service projects.
- Free Therapy Night is a student-run free clinic for community members in Gainesville as part of the College of Medicine Equal Access Clinic. You will find more information about FTN under specialty clinics. Interns can see short term cases through FTN as part of their overall training.
- Interns can also join the HEARD Taskforce (Health Equity, Anti-Racism and Diversity), aimed at increasing equity in all of the CHP department missions.