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Practicum Opportunities with Project ARK
Making a difference in the lives of
HIV Positive Women, Children, Youth and Young Adults
Fall / Spring Semester Opportunities
Prevention, Education & Outreach
(For Students Seeking a Concentration or a Foundation Practicum)
Practicum students are needed to assist with:
- HIV Prevention Education in the Schools
- Volunteer Recruitment and Coordination
- Program Development for the Youth Advocacy Committee
- Support Group and Workshop Facilitation for Women of Color, Men Who Have Sex with Men, and Transgender Youth
- Prevention for Men WhoHave Sex with men and, specifically, Men of Color Who Have Sex with Men
Working with the Project ARK Prevention Program is an excellent opportunity for students whose emphasis is on working with youth/young adults, the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Communities and High Risk Heterosexual Communities of Color. The Project ARK Prevention program is perfect for a foundation or a concentration practicum. For more information contact Joel D. Jackson (jackson_jo@kids.wustl.edu) or Charles Janski, MSW (janski_c@kids.wustl.edu) 314-535-7275.
Case Management
(For Students Seeking a Concentration or a Foundation Practicum)
- Fall Practicum
- Direct Patient Care
- Program Development
- Support Group Facilitation
This practicum is a wonderful opportunity for students interested in working with children, youth and adults. For more information contact Kelly Nolan (nolan_k@kids.wustl.edu) at
314-454-6210.
Mental Health
(For Students Seeking a Concentration Practicum)
- Fall-Spring (Full Year) Practicum
- Triage Clinic Patients
- Short Term Counseling
- Basic Knowledge of HIV
This practicum is a great opportunity for students with mental health exposure and an interest in women, youth and families, but specifically women's wellness issues. For more information contact Kim Donica (donica@kids.wustl.edu) at 314-535-7275.
Project ARK is a non-profit organization within the auspices of the Pediatric Department of Washington University in St. Louis and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, veteran status, or disability.
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