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The following are related student activities:
Student Research Day
Each Spring, undergraduate and graduate psychology students
have an opportunity to talk about their research activities with other
students and members of the University, display posters in the Psychology
Department's lobby, and give selected demonstrations of laboratory activities.
Student
Life Committee
This committee gives students opportunities to interact with
faculty for socializing with other students and faculty, organizing
psychology-related informational sessions, and giving input on departmental
matters such as hiring. The Committee also sponsors the annual Psychology
Awards Ceremony each Spring.
Psi Chi (Psychology Honor Society)
The Department of Psychology sponsors a chapter of this
national honor society. Membership is by invitation, with scholarship as the
major criterion. Psi Chi, an affiliate of both the American Psychological
Association and the American Psychological Society, endeavors to advance the
science of psychology and encourages superior scholarship in all academic
fields, particularly in psychology.
Psychology Club
The purpose of this club is to provide experiences for
students that enhance classroom instruction. Programs include presentation of
current research by the Department of Psychology's faculty and students as
well as guest speakers. Other programs provide information on graduate
education and career opportunities in psychology and related fields. Members
are also provided with opportunities for informal interchange with faculty,
invited scholars, and others. Interested students may join by contacting club
officers or the faculty adviser.
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