Psychology Student Groups: PSY Club & Psi Chi
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The Psychology Club is meeting on the following Tuesdays from 7:30pm to 8:30pm in Room 119 Psychology Building.
September: 15 &
29
October: 13 &
27
November: 10
December: 1
For additional information visit their website or contact via their email: psyclub@msu.edu.
Psi Chi Fall 15 Schedule Wednesdays from 6:00pm to 7:00pm in Room 140 Natural Science Building. October: 7 & 21
November 4 & 18
December: 2
For additional information visit their website or contact via email
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Upcoming PSY UN Seminars:
Please RSVP below for each session
Graduate Entrance Exam
Thursday, October 1
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Room 230 PSY Building
PSY Grad. School Presentation Day
Wednesday, October 7
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Phillips Hall - 1st Floor
(various rooms)
Kent Study Abroad - UK
Wednesday, October 21
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Room 230 PSY Building
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Diversity in PSY Conference
Graduate and undergraduate students are invited to atte
nd the 6th Annual Diversi
ty in Psychology Research Conference, sponsored by the Clinical Psychology Program, Department of Psychology, Marquette University.
The event will take place on October 10, 2015 and will provide attendees an opportunity to meet professors and their students who are conducting cutting-edge research in diversity-related areas in psychology. Additionally, students who attend the event will receive an application fee waiver.
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Career Fairs
These on-campus job fairs are your chance to talk directly with employers employers looking for interns and entry level hires! All events are open to students in all majors. Plan to attend events that fit your personal interests.
Career Gallery
9/30/15, 2:00 - 6:00 PM
10/1/15, 2:00 - 6:00 PM
@ Breslin Center
International Career Fair
9/30/15, 3:00 - 6:00 PM
@ Breslin Center
Graduate & Professional School Fair
10/7/15, 3:00 - 6:00 PM
@ Breslin Center
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PSY Research Study
Participate in this study. Clinical PSY area
is currently recruiting for a study examining ways to enhance well-being and academic performance within the female STEM student population (psychology qualifies as a STEM major).
Participants will have free enrollment in a 4 week self-care course designed to enhance mental, physical, and emotional health. This is a great way to facilitate student participation and promote interdisciplinary engagement. Moreover, this is a neat opportunity for psychology undergrads to engage in self-care!
Participants will be compensated for their participation
To participate/for more info, please email the Clinical Psychophysiology Lab at: msucpl2015@gmail.com
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Hello Everyone,
Hope your 1st month into classes was successful. We will share information about MSU Homecoming, campus resources and important dates. October is not only full of activities, but also with academic opportunities. Enjoy the start of your fall season.
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Psychology Students Represented on The MSU 2015 Homecoming Court
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Abbie Jankelovitz
Hometown:
West Bloomfield, MI Colleges: College of Social Science Major: Psychology Study Abroad: Italy (Summer 2012), Israel (Summer 2013), Australia (Summer 2014) Involvement:
- Peer Advisor at Office of Study Abroad
- Student Ambassador/Student Tours
- MSU Psi Chi - Psychology Honors Program
- Undergraduate Assistant for Abnormal Psychology
- On-campus group fitness instructor
Aarean Wooten
Hometown:
Twinsburg, OH Colleges: College of Social Science Major: Psychology and IDS - Human Capital Study Abroad: Beijing (Summer 2015) Involvement:
- President, Human Resources Association
- Charles Drew Science Scholar
- Member, Psi Chi Honors Society for Psychology
- PNC Financial Services intern (Summer 2015)
- IZZONE member since freshman year
Marc Reed
Hometown:
Owosso, MI Colleges: Broad College of Business, College of Social Science, Honors College Major: Human Resource Management
Additional Major: Psychology Involvement:
- Human Resources Director and Chairperson, University Activities Board
- VP and Sergeant of Arms, Delta Lambda Phi Social Fraternity Inc.
- Participant, Alternative Spartan Breaks
- Member of the Psi Chi Psychology Honors Society
- Dairy showman at the MSU Dairy Expo
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Business Psychology Internship Course-APPLY NOW!
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Are you interested in completing an internship in Business Psychology during summer semester 2016? If so, PSY 382: Business Psychology Internship Course is for you!
During summer semester, students complete an internship related to Industrial and Organizational (I/O) Psychology and enroll in the online course PSY 382. The course is variable credit with a minimum of 6 credits and a maximum of 12 credits allowed. Applicants should possess a genuine interest in I/O Psychology, complete PSY 255 before summer 2016, be a rising junior or senior, and have a minimum 3.0 GPA.
A brochure with more program details and an application for admission can be found on the Psychology Department website. Applications are being accepted so APPLY NOW!!!
The application deadline is Monday, November 30th at 5:00pm.
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Get Involved & Earn Credits: STRIVE |
If you are a student at Michigan State University of at least sophomore status and are hoping to attend Graduate school or obtain a career in the social sciences, we have a great opportunity for you. Strengthening Teen Relationships and Inspiring Valuable Experiences (STRIVE) is a group facilitated support and educational mentorship program for low-risk juvenile sex offenders. In support of the court system, this program contributes positive social, judicial, personal, and communal commitment. STRIVE works to increase awareness and consciousness of pro-social skills, community investment, and socially appropriate behaviors in order for youth to reach transcendence. Through transcendence youth not only develop and display an awareness of positive social skills, but also advocate against behaviors that contradict the positive social skills established.
If you are interested in this opportunity or want to learn more about the program, we encourage you to explore our website striveyouthprogram.com or contact us at our email
strivemsu@gmail.com
with questions and inquiries.
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Undergraduate Research Workshops
Troubleshooting Your Undergraduate Research Experience
Thursday, October 8
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Room 313 Bessey Hall
Intended for current undergraduate researchers, this panel discussion provides insight and suggestions on how to manage common challenges and problems. How can you establish an impactful working relationship with your supervisor? How do you manage to balance your academic, personal, and research responsibilities? How can you optimize your relationship with your faculty mentor? A panel of current undergraduate researchers will share their experiences and ideas.
Finding a Summer Research Opportunity
Monday, October 26
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Room 316 Bessey Hall There are a variety of summer opportunities available for students. Programs are hosted by colleges and universities around the United States and overseas. Many programs provide an intensive research experience on a particular topic within a scholarly discipline. Participants generally work with an advisor on a research project for the duration of their respective programs (usually 10 weeks). Many host universities cover all expenses (including travel, accommodations, and food) and provide a stipend. For undergraduates with plans for graduate or professional school after MSU, summer research provides the opportunity to expand your professional network and acquire experience in an area of interest. In this workshop, you will learn more about summer research, the benefits of participation, and effective search strategies, including how to find and apply for opportunities. Sponsored by the Undergraduate Research Office.
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October Neighborhoods Success Series
This 8-part series covers many topics to help students be successful in reaching their academic goals at MSU.
All sessions are FREE and open to all students. This semester we are excited to offer: (
Flyer)
Time Management -
Study Skills and Test Taking Strategies - Finding Your Purpose - How to Talk to Your Professors - Navigating Campus Resources - Sleep 101 -This is your Brain on Apps - Electronic Multitasking and Academic Success - Stress Management for Success.
All sessions are held in the Erickson Kiva (Room 103)
6:30 PM - 7:45 PM
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