Clinical and Professional Reporting

Regular reporting of our clinical graduate students' professional and clinical activities is necessary for accreditation purposes. It is also useful for individual students to keep track of these activities because this information is needed when applying for pre-doctoral internships.  Please follow this link to do your Clinical and Professional Reporting. 

Clinical and Professional Activities

As an APA accredited clinical psychology program, we are required to document various aspects of our program each year. Information required for APA includes a summary of the professional activities of our clinical students including degree progress, clinical training experiences (e.g., total number of hours of assessment, intervention, and supervision) and research activities (e.g., conference presentations, publications). It is also important that clinical students keep an accurate record of their professional activities, particularly hours spent in clinical training (see Tracking Log below), as this information is needed for pre-doctoral internship applications. Systematically collecting information annually about the clinical and professional activities of our students is also central to monitoring and improving our clinical training program. We need to review the activities of the students in our program as a whole to guide our decisions about the clinical curriculum and to meaningfully plan for the future of our program.

We require that each student complete a clinical and professional activities form about their clinical and professional activities each summer about the prior AY until they graduate with a PhD.

Tracking of Clinical Hours for APPIC internship applications:

Clinical hours should be tracked using Time2Track online software.  The department has purchased a subscription to Time2Track and the DCT will provide you with your login information during your first year.

All clinical students in the program can have access to the latest versions of the BGSU Clinical Student Handbook and the Graduate Student Handbook by following these links: