A two-week Summer Program is available for 10 undergraduate American Indian students interested in a career in Clinical Psychology. Students will attend research and clinical presentations by graduate students and faculty in the Clinical Psychology Program and psychologists in the community and participate in a seminar, American Indian Psychology. Information about the University of Montana’s Clinical Psychology Program and faculty, as well as other Clinical Psychology Programs will be provided. Representatives from Financial Aid, Housing, the Native American Studies Department, and the Graduate School will also provide information and answer questions. However, time to study and prepare for the Graduate Record Examination (GRE), write a Personal Statement, develop a Resume and/or Vita, and make a successful application to graduate school are the main goals of the Summer Program. The students will receive a daily stipend and their transportation expenses will be reimbursed.