The Child Psychology Club aims to connect students to the field of child psychology through multiple avenues. Members of the club are given the opportunity to delve into the world of research by discussing new findings in the areas of child development, mental health, and other similar topics. Members are also encouraged to put their research into practice by volunteering with local organizations such as the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation, Head Start, and the Children's Home Society. Alongside research and volunteer work in the field, the Child Psychology Club invites local professionals to give presentations on themselves, their career path, and the organizations they are a part of. Through these presentations, students are able to network and ask questions in order to better understand careers in child psychology.

The Child Psychology Club aims to connect students to the field of child psychology through multiple avenues. Members of the club are given the opportunity to delve into the world of research by discussing new findings in the areas of child development, mental health, and other similar topics. Members are also encouraged to put their research into practice by volunteering with local organizations such as the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation, Head Start, and the Children's Home Society. Alongside research and volunteer work in the field, the Child Psychology Club invites local professionals to give presentations on themselves, their career path, and the organizations they are a part of. Through these presentations, students are able to network and ask questions in order to better understand careers in child psychology.
The Child Psychology Club aims to connect students to the field of child psychology through multiple avenues. Members of the club are given the opportunity to delve into the world of research by discussing new findings in the areas of child development, mental health, and other similar topics. Members are also encouraged to put their research into practice by volunteering with local organizations such as the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation, Head Start, and the Children's Home Society. Alongside research and volunteer work in the field, the Child Psychology Club invites local professionals to give presentations on themselves, their career path, and the organizations they are a part of. Through these presentations, students are able to network and ask questions in order to better understand careers in child psychology.