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Intensive Fellowship
UCLID fellows participate in a wide variety
of activities including research skill building and practice,
clinical responsibilities, and community involvement. UCLID
fellows are students from the array of disciplines represented
by core faculty. The intensive fellowship is a 10-month program
(fall semester, spring semester, and summer term) which requires
fellows to participate in UCLID activities 20 hours each week.
Fellows receive tuition remission and a stipend.
The following are requirements for application
to the UCLID Intensive Fellowship Program:
1) Application
2) 3 letters of recommendation
3) A curriculum vitae
4) Unofficial graduate program transcript
All applications for the Fall Term must
be
received by April 6, 2007.
Click on the link below to complete the application form.
The completed application should be emailed as an attachment
to uclid@pitt.edu. Recommendation letters should be submitted
to the UCLID Center directly by the recommender. Materials,
other than the application, should be mailed to:
The UCLID Center at the University of Pittsburgh
Children’s Hospital Office Building
3414 Fifth Avenue, 3rd Floor
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-2583
Click
Here for Intensive Fellowship Application (MS Word)
Practicums
UCLID practicum students participate in one of UCLID’s
three interdisciplinary courses. Practicum students are accepted
from the array of disciplines represented by core faculty.
Practicum students may or may not receive a stipend, depending
on their hourly commitment to UCLID. Students contributing
300 hours or more to UCLID activities are eligible for a stipend.
Clinical Practicum
This practicum provides an interdisciplinary clinical
training experience to graduate students in the health sciences
and education. Students will have the opportunity to learn
about the impact of disabilities on children, families, schools,
communities, and society through clinical activities. The
UCLID clinical program implements a family-centered, culturally
sensitive and community-connected model of care to children
with disabilities and their families.
Community Practicum
This practicum provides an opportunity for students to practice
and expand their skills in a community setting. Students will
be mentored by a community leader and by a core faculty member.
Research Practicum
This practicum provides a research experience to graduate
students in the health sciences and education. Students will
identify a specific unanswered question in the domain of neurodevelopmental
disabilities and will learn an experimental approach to reach
an answer to that question. The student will participate actively
in at least 2 phases of research: preparing a grant proposal,
obtaining IRB approval, designing a study, gathering data,
analyzing data, interpreting data, preparing a manuscript,
giving a talk or poster presentation.
The following are requirements for application to the
UCLID Practicum Program:
1) Application
2) 2 letters of recommendation
3) A curriculum vitae
4) Unofficial graduate program transcript
All applications for the Fall Term must be received by
April 6, 2007.
Click on the link below to complete the application form.
The completed application should be emailed as an attachment
to uclid@pitt.edu. Recommendation letters should be submitted
to the UCLID Center directly by the recommender. Materials,
other than the application, should be mailed to:
The UCLID Center at the University of Pittsburgh
Children’s Hospital Office Building
3414 Fifth Avenue, 3rd Floor
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-2583
Click
Here for Practicum Application (MS Word)
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