Clinical Psychology Course Selection Instructions Fall 2012

Year I students should register for:

• PY 777B Tests and Measurements in Psychology (Section A)
• PY 815C Methods of Psychological Assessment I (Sections A & B)
• PY 730 Personality: Theory and Assessment (Section A)
• PY 880B Professional Seminar I: Relationships, Roles, and Ethics (Sections A – D)
• PYC 700 Psychotherapeutic Intervention I: Individual and Family (Sections A & B).

(For those courses with two or more sections, assignments will be made by the department and provided to students prior to registration)

Year II students should register for:

• PY 720 Cognitive Aspects of Behavior (Section A)
• PY 892 Practicum (Section A)
• PY 882B Professional Seminar III: Case Conceptualization and Demonstrations (Section A-C)
• PY 872 Research Methods and Statistics II (Section A)
• PYC 711 Social Justice in Clinical Psychology (Section A)

(For those courses with two or more sections, assignments will be made by the department and provided to students prior to registration).

In addition, please note that you may consider taking two elective weekend workshops during this academic year.

Year III students should register for:

• An Advanced Seminar offered in the late afternoonPlease note: registration for these advanced seminars will open to Year III students on July 18, after Year IV students have had an opportunity to register for them.
  • PY 856A Advanced Seminar: Aftermath & Treatment of Trauma (Section A)
  • PY 740B Advanced Seminar: Clinical Child Psychology – Psychopathology and Assessment (Section A)
  • PYB 710 Advanced Seminar: Clinical Psychopharmacology (Section A)
  • PYI 704 Advanced Seminar: Integrative Psychotherapy (Section A)
  • PY 737A Advanced Seminar: Object Relations Theory & Therapy (Section A)
• PY 884A Case Conference I (Sections A – D)
• PY 812A Consultation: Theory & Practice I (Section A)
• PYR 875 Doctoral Research Seminar I (5 weeks) (Sections A – J)
• PY 893 Practicum (Section A)
• PYS 723 Supervision (10 weeks) (Section A)
• An elective weekend course, if desired

(For those courses with two or more sections, assignments will be made by the department and provided to students prior to registration).

Year IV students should register for:

• An Advanced Seminar offered in the late afternoon
  • PY 856A Advanced Seminar: Aftermath & Treatment of Trauma (Section A)
  • PY 740B Advanced Seminar: Clinical Child Psychology – Psychopathology
    and Assessment (Section A)
  • PYB 710 Advanced Seminar: Clinical Psychopharmacology (Section A)
  • PYI 704 Advanced Seminar: Integrative Psychotherapy (Section A)
  • PY 737A Advanced Seminar: Object Relations Theory & Therapy (Section A)
• PYR 877 Doctoral Research Seminar III (10 weeks) (Sections A-J) (Sections A -I)
• PY 702 Historical & Social Context of Psychology (Section A)
• PYS 780 Health Service Delivery Systems(Section A) (5 weeks)(For those courses with two or more sections, assignments will be made by the department and provided to students prior to registration).
• PY 896 Internship(uncredited) (Section A)OR
• A combined total of 3 credits from the following courses:
  • PY 894C Special Proficiency Practicum
    (Section A) (1 credit)
  • or PY 898 Advanced Practicum
    (Section A) (3 credits)
  • or ANE 890 SIS: Dissertation Research
    (1 – 3 credits)
  • or An elective weekend course, if desired

Dissertation Registration: All Year V+ students need to register for one semester of PY 899 Doctoral Dissertation (Section A), and then for PY 899C Doctoral Dissertation Continuation (Section A) each semester thereafter until your dissertation is accepted by the faculty and deposited with the department. Both Dissertation and Dissertation Continuation are uncredited. The dissertation fee for the Fall 12 semester is $2000. Please refer to the registration guide for assistance in registering for uncredited courses.

Internship Registration: Students beginning or continuing an internship (a total of 1,800 hours is required) should also register for PY 897 (Section A) Internship, which is uncredited. The internship fee for Fall 12 is $400. Please refer to the registration guide for assistance in registering for uncredited courses.

(Meet 9:00 am – 5:00 pm, unless otherwise noted)

• PY 714 Clinical Psychopharmacology (Section A) Restricted to Year IV students from July 10 – 17; open to Year III students on July 18. Prerequisite: PY 710 Biological Foundations of Clinical Psychology
• PY 721A Ericksonian Hypnotherapy (Section A)
• PY 812A Consultation: Theory and Practice I (Section A) Required of and restricted to Year III students
• PY 863 Writing Workshop I (Section A)
• PY 868 Writing Workshop II (Section A)
• PYC 726 Positive Psychology: Research and Practice (Section A) Restricted to Year II, Year III and Year IV students. Restricted to Year IV students’ from July 10- 17; open to Year II and III students’ on July 18.
• PYC 711 Social Justice in Clinical Psychology (Section A) (restricted to Year II students) Required of and restricted to Year II students.

• ANE 890 SIS: Supervised Independent Study (Sections A & B)
• PY 892 Practicum (Section A) All Year II students must register for this practicum.
• PY 867 Supervised Experience in the Teaching of Psychology Restricted to year III and IV students. Restricted to Year IV students from July 10 – 17; open to Year III students July 18.
• PY 893 Practicum (Section A) All Year III students must register for this practicum.
• PY 896 Internship (Section A) All Year IV students must register for this practicum.
• PY 897 Internship (Section A)
• PY 899 Doctoral Dissertation (Section A)
• PY 899C Doctoral Dissertation Continuation (Section A)
• PY 894C Special Proficiency Practicum (Section A) Restricted to Year IV students.
• PY 898 Advanced Practicum (Section A) Restricted to Year IV students.

Students who believe they have already mastered the material and skills offered by any course they would normally be required to take will need to see both their advisor and the instructor of the course to explore the possibility of a waiver. You must have covered at least 75 percent of the Antioch course material to be considered for a waiver.

Waivers do not carry transfer of credit. Students who have courses waived still need to take an average of 30 semester credit hours (24 for students doing uncredited internships) in an academic year, in addition to meeting the minimum distribution requirements in each competency area. Please see the Student Handbook on the AUNE website for details.

Waivers do not relieve you of the obligation of dropping a course for which you have registered. You must meet the official drop deadline (please see the drop deadlines listed on the academic calendar and/or the online Student Handbook posted on the AUNE website) to have the waived course dropped from your schedule.

Continuing Education seats may be available to post-masters degree people in the community or at field sites. Antioch students who have completed all their work for their master’s degree before the course begins may also register.