Students will work on the Key Campus in Phoenix serving individuals experiencing homelessness with the Keys to Change staff. The Key Campus is a seven-acre complex in downtown Phoenix designed to provide all the services a person needs to end their homelessness. There are 16 partner agencies who work together on the campus to provide an array of services to the 700 to 1,00 people who visit the campus each day. These services include emergency shelter, food and basic necessities, medical and dental services, behavioral health support, employment services, housing placement, and more.
Lab Area
Social Psychology
Keywords
Stress, resilience, emotions
Actively Recruiting
No
The Teaching Faculty would like to recognize outstanding contributions to undergraduate student education in psychology and neuroscience from our amazing graduate students! Achievements in teaching or course support are recognized, as well as high levels of innovation, commitment, flexibility, and support for achieving the objectives of the course.
Who is Eligible?
Applicants must be ASU Department of Psychology graduate students who:
The Mission of Everybody Matters is to help people thrive emotionally when life gets hard. To that end, Everybody Matters provides school-based mental health services to K-12 students focused on helping students learn healthy coping skills, social skills, skills to manage difficult emotions, and new strategies for managing stress. Our interns provide these services at a variety of schools throughout Arizona.
DCS has many different sections that interns may have the opportunity to interact with. Placement of interns will be coordinated based on location and availability. Hours may be flexible based on the intern’s need with a potential for night and weekends.