Psychology Question
Module 10 Discussion Program and Project Impact and Professional Growth
Discussion Post: Complete the two (2) Steps below for this discussion. You do not need an in-text citation and reference.
Step 1: Respond to the "Internship Prompt" and the "Capstone Prompt." Write the name of the prompt, then your narrative response. Remember, do not write out the questions. You do not need an in-text citation and reference. Professional writing is required.
Internship Prompt: Now that you are at the end of your degree program, take a moment to look back on your academic and professional experience. As you do, please elaborate on the questions below. Remember, do not write out the questions.
- What mindset or habits would have helped you earlier in the bachelor's program?
- What would you encourage yourself to do more or less of?
- How have your experiences at your internship sites prepared you for your future as a leader in the Human Services field?
- Would your choices of internship placement (HUS4940 and HUS4945) be the same or different (explain)?
- Based on your journey and future career goals, what are your plans for the next six (6) months? (career/grad-school).
Capstone Prompt: Look at your population through the lens of trauma-informed care. In other words, instead of saying, "What is wrong with you?" ask, "What happened to you?"
- How has the Capstone Project process impacted your growth and knowledge?
- Original Discussion Post - Due Saturday before the assigned Canvas Discussion due date
- Use the "Prompt" headings when writing your posts to separate the "Internship" and "Capstone" narrative.
- Do not write out the questions or numbers. Write in a narrative format using sentences and paragraphs.
- You do not need an in-text citation and reference.
- Fully respond to the questions being asked and refrain from oversharing.
- Fully spell all words (it is, does not, etc.).
- You must have a minimum of 180 words. Grammar, sentence structure, spelling, and punctuation will affect your grade, so proofread your work before submitting it.
- Written in 3rd person