Psychology Club

Statement of Purpose: The Psychology Club is an active organization hosting activities each year not limited to: informative speakers, off-campus trips, campus awareness events, and membership parties. The goal of the club is to provide those with a similar interest an opportunity to gather in an enjoyable and educational setting.

Established on Campus: December 1996

Meeting Times: Wednesdays during BCC's activity period (12:20 p.m.) in Parker 319K, Pemberton Campus

Advisor(s):     Dr. Deborah Schutte , (609) 894-9311 X. 7296
                       Prof. Donna Vandergrift , (609) 894-9311 X. 6251
                       Prof. Charles Hammill , (609) 894-9311 X. 7590

Officers:

Anjelica Leonard, President

Joann Spulock, Vice President

Natalie Lopez, Treasurer

Sanietra Eccklex, Secretary

TBD, SGA Representative

Becoming a Member: Student must have taken or be taking General Psychology (PSY 101) and have an interest in psychology or a related career field. Sign membership form, attend meetings every month, and support club activities.

Upcoming Meeting:

First Meeting for Fall 2003

Wednesday, September 17, 2003
Parker 319K

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