The Student Development Committee provides outreach to local graduate students and faculty.

Our committee members are available to visit your Chi Sigma Iota chapter meeting or your classroom to discuss the journey toward becoming a professional counsel.

Our speakers share their professional development experience from graduation to licensure; they provide resource lists; they explain the committee’s Mentoring Program and offer a question/answer period.

We have regular visits to Marymount University, George Washington University, and Virginia Tech University.

The Student Development Mentoring Subcommittee links students with an NVLPC member.

These relationships provide an opportunity to students to develop a professional friendship that can offer a great deal of support.

Mentors are able to help students think through the processes and decisions related internships, residencies and establishing private practices.

Every mentoring relationship is unique to the dyad, and so the depth and breadth of the knowledge exchanged is unique to each situation.

Our committee has opportunities available for students to become more involved in a volunteer capacity.

Please contact us at studentdevelopment@nvlpc.org for additional information.

The Pre-license support group assists in the process of receiving your LPC License, from graduation through examination. Monthly meetings include guest speakers, working through supervisor issues as well as tips for applying for the exam, preparation for the exam, reviewing study techniques, and offering resources.

Please contact us at prelicensesupport@nvlpc.org for additional information.