Internship Application (AAPI)
AAPI
FAQs UPDATED July 10, 2007: The 2007-2008 version of
the AAPI is now available for download! This version of the AAPI has been approved
by the APPIC Board and is valid through April 30, 2008. It should be used only
to apply for internship positions that begin in 2008. This application was developed
based on input from APPIC-member internships and APPIC-subscriber doctoral programs
in the United States and Canada. The AAPI is designed so that it may be
downloaded and completed on an applicant's computer. Once completed, the AAPI
is submitted directly to the internship programs that an applicant wishes to apply
to, along with any other application materials requested by the programs. Most,
but not all, APPIC-member internship programs use the AAPI. Therefore, you should
check the APPIC Directory OnLine
(or with each internship program directly) for details on programs' specific application
procedures and deadlines. The AAPI consists of two separate
downloads: (1) the standardized application form, completed by the
applicant (Part 1), and (2) the Academic Program's Verification of Internship
Eligibility and Readiness Form, completed by both the applicant and his/her academic
training director (Part 2). The Microsoft Word version was developed using
"tables" and "forms" and appears to work best with MS Word.
DOWNLOAD:
Click here to download the 2007-08 AAPI
Part 1 in Microsoft Word format (.doc)
DOWNLOAD: Click
Here to download the 2007-2008 AAPI Part 2 in Microsoft Word format (.doc)
Applicants who use Word Perfect and other word processors may instead need
to use the "rich text format" version of the AAPI. It is likely there may be some
formatting problems. DOWNLOAD: Click
here to download the 2007-2008 AAPI in Rich Text format (.rtf)
DOWNLOAD: Click
here to download the 2007-2008 AAPI Part 2 in Rich Text format (.rtf)
PROBLEMS/QUESTIONS: If you have any questions about the
AAPI, please consult the Frequently
Asked Questions for the AAPI page. You may also direct your questions to Dr.
Karen Taylor at taylor.45@osu.edu. If you
have technical difficulties with this form please contact Dr. Teri Simoneau at
teri.simoneau@usoncology.com
and include a detailed description of the problem along with the name of your
word processor and operating system (if known). 10
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