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Psi Chi, Psychology - 358
Registration Information
Organization Number: 358
First Registered On: 05-10-1949
Last Registered On: 04-22-2013
Organization Information
Registered Organization Information Change Request Form
Status: Active
Purpose: Provide an organization for honor students interested in Psychology to advance the science of Psychology; and to encourage, stimulate and maintain scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particu- larly in Psychology.
Membership: 1) UT Austin Psychology major with at least 36 hours of college work completed; 2) overall UT GPA of 3.0; 3) 3.5 GPA in Psychology at UT; 4) at least 9 hours of Psychology, not including PSY 301.
Functions: Meetings with guest lecturers, tours to mental institutions, parties, student-faculty interaction.
Organization Type: Educational
Contact Information
E-mail: psichi.honors@gmail.com
Web site: http://https://sites.google.com/site/psichihonors
Representatives: (Name, Title)
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Brittany Sherrill, Vice President
Elyssa Klann, Historian
Kerri Grier, Treasurer
Amanda Proctor, Secretary
Patrick Crowley, President
Campus Office Address: 360
Categories of UT Austin Registered Student Organizations
Each year, registered student organizations self-identify according to the following twelve categories:
- Educational/Departmental Organizations promote development in a particular academic area.
- Honorary Organizations recognize high-level academic achievement, and generally require a demonstrated interest in a particular career or academic discipline.
- International/Cultural Organizations foster cultural diversity and offer support to their members and the campus community.
- Legislative Student Organizations Graduate Student Assembly, Senate of College Councils and Student Government.
- Political Organizations support political parties, political issues and/or candidates who are seeking political office.
- Professional Organizations provide a preview of students' anticipated professional careers. Group activities may include speakers, field trips and volunteer or field work.
- Recreational Organizations promote sports-oriented programs and/or recreational activities.
- Religious Organizations serve as support for students of a particular religious persuasion or denomination.
- Service Organizations provide volunteers for on-campus and off-campus projects. Membership requirements generally include a commitment to work for and/or an interest in a particular cause.
- Social Organizations foster social networks among members.
- Special Interest Organizations focus on a specific issue or topic.
- Student Governance Organizations address student needs and express student views.
