Required Qualifications:
Must be a senior PhD student in CCAP.
Interpersonal and/or communication skills.
Substantive knowledge of course content demonstrated by undergraduate or graduate coursework, research area, or other professional development.
Practical or applied experience related to course content.
Strong time management and organizational skills.
Experience grading (including online grading).
Providing timely and accurate evaluation of student assignments aligning with marking rubric/scheme.
Assessing and providing constructive feedback on oral and/or written work.
Comfort leading seminar discussions related to topics covered in the course.
Understanding of and appreciation for scientific evidence (e.g., RCT) for guiding practice.
Has taken this course with a minimum A grade.
Has taken PSYC*6690 and PSYC*6010
Has demonstrated strong knowledge and skills related to cognitive and integrated psychological assessment of children and adolescents
Preferred Qualifications:
Some awareness in Indigenous and/or collectivist perspectives, critiquing western-informed theories.
Demonstrated understanding of issues such as: human rights, equity, anti-oppressive practices, mental health support, etc.