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["Paula Carnahan" <>]

The Safe Harbor Program at Auburn University will be hosting Progress on
the Plains: A conference for professionals serving victims of sexual
violence on September 9-10, 2004. With this gathering we hope to focus
on the professional services domains in the care continuum for victims
of sexual violence. Specifically we will target criminal investigation,
balancing multidisciplinary team objectives and best practices in
clinical/medical treatment. Format for the two days will consist of two
plenary sessions per day with a variety of interactive workshops
designed to enhance cross disciplinary understanding and provider
skills. Continuing education credit will be available. Early
registration is encouraged. Further information is available at
www.auburn.edu\safeharbor or by calling 334.844.6370.

Paula Carnahan MA, MBA
Services and Training Coordinator
Safe Harbor 
Auburn University
(334) 844-6370
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Princeton University Counseling Center Position
Staff Psychologist or Social Worker, Princeton University Health Services

This is a 10 or 11 month position from August or September 2004 through June 
2005.
Duty time 50% or 100%.

Counseling and Psychological Services at University Health Services seeks a 
staff
psychologist or social worker for the coming academic year.  The successful 
candiate
will have a deep understanding of the full range of developmental and mental 
health
challenges affecting young adults and demonstrate the ability to communicate
effectively with and facilitate the provision of culturally sensitive 
healthcare to
multiple constituencies. Skills in dealing effectively with college-age 
populations,
international students, parents, faculty, and administrators are essential. 
The
candidate must have experience with a range of time-limited individual, 
couples and
group psychotherapy, crisis management, psychoeducational and outreach 
services as well
as after-hours on-call responsibilities with a diverse population of both 
undergraduate
and graduate students.

Ph.D. or Psy.D. in Clinical or Counseling Psychology or a M.S.W., with a 
minimum of
two years of supervised clinical internship, and three years of independent
psychotherapy experience is required.  Previous work experience in a college 
or
university setting is preferred as is experience in working in a range of 
inpatient and
outpatient clinical settings.

Send vitae to 

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> Claire and listmembers--
> It's come to my attention that our discussions on the SAPC listserv are
> available to anyone doing a web search, for example, a search on
> someone's name.  While I remember an announcement regarding SAPC
> discussions being available in archive, I did not realize (perhaps this
> is my Web-unsophistication showing) that those discussions are available
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> Thank you--
> Nancy
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> Nancy Hensler-McGinnis
> Victim Advocate:=20
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> Stalking, & Partner Violence
> University of Maryland, College Park
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> I'm interested in knowing which colleges and universities represented on
> this list contain a Victim's Bill of Rights in addition to the due process
> rights of the accused student in your Code of Student Conduct.
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> Thanks,
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> Kim Munro
> Wellness Education
> LSU Student Health Center, Rm. 03A
> Infirmary Rd.
> Baton Rouge, LA  70803-2401
> (225) 578-6521
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