Student Organizations
The Psychology Club and Psi Chi, the National Honor Society in Psychology, provide a scholarly and social environment for students interested in the scientific study of behavior. These groups present students the opportunity to learn more about their field of study.
Psychology Club
Psychology club is a student organization open to any student with an interest in psychology, regardless of major or minor. The group plans activities such as off campus speakers, faculty presentations, discussions, social events, movie nights, volunteer opportunities, various informative workshops, and occasionally trips to mental health agencies in the community. Various psychology topics are discussed such as disorders, cognitive processes, research methods, possible careers, and graduate programs.
Psychology club meets every other Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Clow 223. No RSVP needed, just drop on by!
Feel free to email psychclub@uwosh.edu if you would like to join the email list or if you have any questions! Also, you can check out our Facebook page group: http://tiny.cc/psychclubfacebook
Psychology Club Officers: Spring 2013
President: Travis Brace
Vice President: Vincent Calvillo
Treasurer: Megan Daly
Secretary: Stephanie Gauntt
Advertiser: Kayla Sorensen
OSA Representative: Edrose Heiny
Upcoming Events for Spring Semester 2013
- February 20th
- Edwanike Harbour
- Analyzing personality types using Myers0Briggs Type Indicator
- March 6th
- Mike Altekruse
- Experiences as a counseling psychologist
- March 26th
- Ice cream social
- Elections of new club officers
- April 10th
- Kim Charniak
- Presentation of the stress and anxiety reducing choices at the Center for Balance
Psi Chi
Membership in Psi Chi serves as recognition for outstanding academic achievement. Psi Chi is further intended to foster academic, personal, and professional growth. To that end, membership in Psi Chi involves more than a "line on a resume", with active participation in Psi Chi including some or all of the following activities (depending on the semester): volunteer work (e.g., Hands on Oshkosh), charitable fundraising (e.g., Polar Plunge to raise money for the Wisconsin Special Olympics), club fundraising, collaborative research, activities to raise awareness on campus about psychological issues, social events with faculty members, and cooperative events with other branches of Psi Chi and Psychology Club.






