Practicum Site Preceptor

Dr. Ingram is currently accepting practicum and student interns looking for integrated behavioral and public health experience.  Dr. Ingram has worked with students from Yale University, School of Public Health, Emory University, School of Public Health, and Winston Salem State University.

Practicum and Interns students are currently working remotely.

Practicum & Internship

Application

Based in Charlotte, NC

info@projectigive1.org

    Research Scholar Program

    The research scholar program has two tracks: Scholar-Practitioner and Community Health Practitioner training programs for students looking for research scholarship development.

    Scholar-Practitioner Training Program

    Training for graduate-level students in clinical programs (social work, counseling, marriage and family therapy, psychology) seeking advanced training in the practical application of scholarly knowledge and translational science. 

     

    Collective Training Model

    SPTs and CHPTs will work closely together as interdisciplinary team members in partnership to advance the Institute’s research and development program initiatives. Scholars are expected to disseminate findings through conferences, publications, and no traditional academic settings (i.e., churches, community forums, schools, and town hall meetings). 

    Scholars receive specialized training in social justice advocacy.

     

    Community Health Practitioner Program

    As a community-based practitioner,

    Dr. Ingram recognizes the dynamic interplay between research and community change thus, applies a social justice-oriented approach to community-based participatory research (CBPR).