To share field practice knowledge with practitioners who are committed to working competently and effectively with urban individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities.
To address challenges, issues, and problems of the urban environment toward the alleviation of human suffering and enhancing the quality of life of the oppressed, at-risk, and vulnerable populations.
To discuss how individual and field supervision support students to learn how various clinical assessments and interventions affect minority populations and underserved communities.
