Category Archives: Social
Our Soon-To-Be STARS
Letting you know a few fun facts about WKPIC’s incoming class of 2016-2017! Dannie Harris recently discovered unknown talents in both acting and singing delirious children’s songs while making a professional training video. She’s quite proficient at Row-Row-Row-Your-Boat–and we think her proper … Continue reading
Congratulations, Leadership 2015-2016 Graduates!
Hooray for all of you, Pennyroyal and WSH Leadership Forum graduates! Dr. Greene and I were very happy to have all of you in class. Go forth now, and do many great things. Dr. Redmond-Vaught … Continue reading
Congratulations, Dr. McNeill!
A big WOOHOO to former intern and current post-doc Dr. Danielle McNeill for passing her licensing exam! WAY TO GO!! Susan R. Redmond-Vaught, Ph.D., Director WKPIC Zach Meny, Psy.D., Training Director WKPIC WKPIC Staff
Surviving Match: Personal Stories
Like many students, I found the APPIC process daunting, but worth it in the end. I experienced an early elation at receiving interviews. I am a returning adult pursuing a second career, and I was unsure how that might play … Continue reading
Surviving Match: Personal Stories
As more and more strands of my hair began to entwine around the bristles of my brush instead of staying attached to my head, I knew I had a problem. I immediately contacted my family doctor, made an appointment … Continue reading
WKPIC Interns Hard at Work (No Laughing)
Each year, WKPIC encourages interns to decorate the intern space. This year’s interns REALLY made the space their own. Seriously, some of these folks could go into interior design. Obviously, there are food, sports, and travel themes. … Continue reading
WKPIC Thanks A Special Soldier for His Service
Each year on Veteran’s Day, the internet teems with posts and memes offering gratitude to soldiers for their service. This year, WKPIC would like to extend more personal recognition to a soldier with connection to one of … Continue reading
Around Hopkinsville: Tobacco War Pilgrimage September 25 & 26
Hopkinsville, Kentucky is “black tobacco country,” where many farms still exist, supplying the cured leaf used to make chewing tobacco. This time of year, crops are heading to barns to hang in the rafters, with coals and wood smoking well … Continue reading
Former Intern Checks In
Dr. Best, class of 2014-2015, reports from Hawaii that a) she has a cold but a cold in Hawaii is better than a cold anywhere else, and b) she and her husband will shortly go swimming with sea turtles. … Continue reading
Welcome Class of 2015-2016!
WKPIC welcomes our new doctoral interns, John Torres, Rain Blohm, and Crystal Bray! You’ll be hearing from them soon.