What is Psi Chi? Psi Chi is an International Honor Society in Psychology. The William Paterson Chapter is a member of the Association of College Honor Societies and affiliated with the American Psychological Association. Benefits of being in Psi Chi: -Resume-building experience -Opportunity to become a chapter leader -Opportunities to meet professionals within the field -Research and conference experience through the Eastern Psychological Association -Build friendships with other psychology students What does Psi Chi do? -Participates in professional research and national conferences. -Charity work within the local community -Helps raise awareness for various organization -Runs the Psychology mentoring program -Provides graduate school and GRE prep presentations from the president of Psi Chi Requirements for membership: 1.) Must complete 9 hours of psychology and 3 semesters within William Paterson 2.) Must be registered as either a Psychology major or minor (or program equivalent to such standings in the department) 3.) Undergraduate applicants must rank within the top 35% of their class (minimum 3.0) and have a minimum 3.2 GPA within their Psychology coursework. Contact Information: President Franklin Roque roquef@student.wpunj.edu Vice President Emily Guidera guiderae1@student.wpunj.edu Secretary Deanna Sumrein sumreind@student.wpunj.edu Event Planner/Coordinator Avery Matowik matowika@student.wpunj.edu Psychology Mentor Program Coordinator Psychology Club Liaison Salvatore Morzetta morzettas@student.wpunj.edu Psi Chi students presenting at EPA in Philadelphia Walk for Easter Seals Disability Services: Walk to End Alzheimer's: Psi Chi students presenting at EPA in Philadelphia: Psi Chi students presenting at APS in NYC: Psi Chi students presented their research at the Eastern Psychological Association (EPA) meeting in Boston: Psi Chi students at EPA:
