The Psychology Club is a student organization dedicated to engaging undergraduate students interested in the field of psychology. The club hosts general body meetings during the Fall and Spring semesters where students, professors, and visiting faculty give presents and host discussions on topics which they use in their careers and research. During the club exciting topics such as body language, love, memory, social psychology and so much more will be discussed and debated. Along with discussions, members will have the opportunity to attend social mixers where they can play games, enjoy food and engage in interesting conversation. This is also the chance to explore other clubs like the Philosophy Club and the Neuroscience club, and make lasting friendships. Members of the club also have the chance to strengthen their leadership and communication skills by holding spirited conversations, acquiring leadership positions, organizing events, and by volunteering. Most importantly, the Psychology Club allows its members to meet other students and faculty who are also interested in the study of psychology. The interaction between students and faculty helps students interested in conducting research join laboratories and apply to graduate school.

The Psychology Club is a student organization dedicated to engaging undergraduate students interested in the field of psychology. The club hosts general body meetings during the Fall and Spring semesters where students, professors, and visiting faculty give presents and host discussions on topics which they use in their careers and research. During the club exciting topics such as body language, love, memory, social psychology and so much more will be discussed and debated. Along with discussions, members will have the opportunity to attend social mixers where they can play games, enjoy food and engage in interesting conversation. This is also the chance to explore other clubs like the Philosophy Club and the Neuroscience club, and make lasting friendships. Members of the club also have the chance to strengthen their leadership and communication skills by holding spirited conversations, acquiring leadership positions, organizing events, and by volunteering. Most importantly, the Psychology Club allows its members to meet other students and faculty who are also interested in the study of psychology. The interaction between students and faculty helps students interested in conducting research join laboratories and apply to graduate school.
The Psychology Club is a student organization dedicated to engaging undergraduate students interested in the field of psychology. The club hosts general body meetings during the Fall and Spring semesters where students, professors, and visiting faculty give presents and host discussions on topics which they use in their careers and research. During the club exciting topics such as body language, love, memory, social psychology and so much more will be discussed and debated. Along with discussions, members will have the opportunity to attend social mixers where they can play games, enjoy food and engage in interesting conversation. This is also the chance to explore other clubs like the Philosophy Club and the Neuroscience club, and make lasting friendships. Members of the club also have the chance to strengthen their leadership and communication skills by holding spirited conversations, acquiring leadership positions, organizing events, and by volunteering. Most importantly, the Psychology Club allows its members to meet other students and faculty who are also interested in the study of psychology. The interaction between students and faculty helps students interested in conducting research join laboratories and apply to graduate school.