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Psychology - Clubs

Introduction

Lambuth's Psi Chi chapter, the national honor society in psychology, functions in conjunction with the Lambuth Psychology Club.

The purpose of both Psi Chi and the Psychology Club is to encourage, stimulate, and maintain excellence in scholarship as well as to advance the science of psychology. In doing this, these groups help students achieve their career goals.

Activities

To fulfill their purpose, the Psychology Club and Psi Chi are active in the field of psychology, on campus and in the community. As an example, they have been involved in the following activities.

  • Holding regular monthly meetings
  • Attending the Southeastern Psychological Association Conference
  • Helping to begin and coordinate the Mid-South Psychology Conference
  • Conducting a self-esteem workshop for elementary kids at the local Boys and Girls Club
  • Helping begin Operation Snack Food, which raised $10,350 the first year and $5,000 the second year to buy snacks for needing kids at the local Boys and Girls Club
  • Sponsoring professional workshops for club members, such as Finding a Job with a B.S. in Psychology and Packing and Packaging Your Resume
  • Providing programs with guest professionals, such as a licensed clinical social worker and directors of admissions for different graduate programs
  • Touring professional psychology facilities, such as the labs in a psychology graduate department and a local mental health treatment facility
  • Hosting events for the Local Boys and Girls Club on our Campus
  • Leading campus workshops, such as Ending a Relationship

Joining

Any student interested in psychology is welcomed into membership in the Psychology Club. Contact Dr. Cheryl Bowers (425-3215) or Dr. David Dietrich (425-3445) for more information about meetings and activities.

Students honored with Psi Chi status do so by invitation as a result of outstanding scholastics. Those students who are invited are those who meet each of the following requirements.

  • completion of at least 3 semesters of college courses
  • completion of nine semester hours of psychology courses
  • registration as a psychology major or minor
  • have an overall GPA of 3.0 or better
  • have a GPA of 3.0 or better in psychology courses
  • rank in the upper 35% of her or his class
  • have high standards of personal behavior
  • obtain two-thirds affirmative vote of Psi Chi members present at a regular chapter meeting

Students who believe that they may meet each of the above qualifications for Psi Chi should contact Dr. Bowers (425-3215) or Dr. Dietrich (425-3445).