Psychological Society at UVA

04/21/2020

Today is the last day to apply for exec positions! See instructions below:

If you are interested in running for one of the below positions please submit a short paragraph detailing: 1. Why you would like to run for the position 2. Why you are qualified for the position Please send your paragraph to current President, Jenna Marzougui at [email protected] by next Tues...

02/17/2020

Psych Society and the Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality Graduate Committee will be hosting a panel tomorrow (February 18th) discussing psychology graduate school for students from marginalized racial or ethnic backgrounds. All are welcome, and free food will be provided!

02/12/2020

Our first meeting of the semester is tomorrow Wednesday, February 12th at 6pm! We will have a guest speaker, Dr. Adrienne Wood, giving a presentation on the psychology of emotion in Gilmer 166. Free Krispy Kreme donuts will be provided! See you all there!

12/07/2019

The new Psychology T-shirts are in! They will be available for pick up in the Dining Room in 1515 during our Psych Society Finals Study Hours:

Sunday 10/8: 1-3pm (with cookies)
Thursday 10/12: 11-1pm (with Bodos)

If you are unable to pick up your shirt during these times please contact [email protected].

11/18/2019

BAKE SALE!!
On Wednesday 11/20, Psych Society will be having a bake sale outside of Clark Hall to raise money for On Our Own of Charlottesville, a local mental health service center. Sign up to donate baked goods or table using the following link:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-P9BARfb-J2t9OQACg7Jj5p6iQUWuQUZtDukRVyEjMg/edit =0

**tabling for this event or donating baked goods will each count toward the 2 meeting requirement to be an official member. Doing both will complete the semester requirement**

Sheet1 BAKED GOODS SIGN UP,BAKE SALE TABLE SIGN UP Name:,What you are bringing:,Wednesday 11/20,PERSON 1 ,PERSON 2,PERSON 3,PERSON 4,PERSON 5 Natalie Smith,chocolate chip cookies,11:00-11:30,Natalie Stasik,Bailey McGuinn,Natalie Smith,Clayton Royer Bailey McGuinn,brownies,11:30-12:00,Tessa Hell...

11/15/2019

Psych Society is selling t-shirts with a new design this semester! If you would like to order a Psychology T-Shirt, please sign up on the document below (payment of $17 and size order are due by November 24th at 5pm). You do not need to be a member to order a shirt!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12fLqHyyVAVR0BaVy2p86wxaViTP4vDAGlEU0B_V8FXM/edit =0

10/28/2019

In celebration of Halloween, we will be showing the movie "Split" TOMORROW Tuesday, October 29th at 7pm in the Den in 1515. Free popcorn and Halloween candy will be provided!! Reminder: you must attend at least 2 meetings this semester!

10/20/2019

REMINDER: Meeting Tomorrow!

Psych Society will be hosting a Clinical Panel in collaboration with the clinical graduate mentors program: 10/21 at 6pm in Gilmer Hall 166!

09/13/2019

Our first meeting of the semester will be on Tuesday, September 17th at 6pm in Gilmer 141! Professor Smyth will be discussing the Psychology major and minor, and we will be providing free pizza. Please RSVP using this form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/14lujUiGCzq4yVjjpMu3aFuzlXhBXr2rTRJdjc1QStz0/edit
and venmo -society $5 for your dues! See you then!!

04/07/2019

REMINDER: The Psychological Society is hosting a UVA Psychology Alumni Panel tomorrow, Monday April 8th at 6pm in Gilmer Hall 141! The panel shouldn't last more than an hour to anyone who is worried about conflicts with the game (GO HOOS).The panel will feature six UVA psychology alums who will be discussing various career paths in Psychology. We are also providing FREE Mellow Mushroom Pizza!!

03/24/2019

We will be having a meeting this Wednesday, March 27th in New Cabell 489. Dr. Robert Emery, a professor of clinical psychology at UVA, will be speaking about clinical psychology! Reminder that you must attend at least two meetings per semester.

02/25/2019

On Wednesday 2/27 at 7pm we will be showing "The Stanford Prison Experiment" in the Sunroom in 1515. The movie is about the 1971 social psych experiment that investigated the psychological effects of perceived power, focusing on the struggle between prisoners and prison officers. We will be taking attendance at the showing, which will count toward the 2 meeting requirement for the semester!