Do I have to apply to be a member?
No, not for Psych Club. There is an application process for Psi Chi, but not for the Psychology Club.
I missed informationals and/or the first meeting. Can I still become a member?
Yes, just show up to the first meeting that fits your schedule and you can become a member! Just don't forget to pay dues after the 3rd meeting.
Do I have to be a psychology major or minor to be in Psych club?
No, we are open to all majors.
What is Psi Chi?
Psi Chi is the international Honor Society in Psychology.
Do I have to be in Psi Chi to be in Psych club?
No, you do not have to be in Psi Chi.
How much are dues?
Dues are $40 for new members and $30 for active members.
When do we have to pay dues?
You must pay dues by the third meeting.
How do I pay dues.
Dues can be paid during the meetings and are collected by our treasurer.
When are the meetings?
Meetings are every Wednesday at 7pm in Psyc 106.
How many points do I need to be active?
You need 12 points in order to be active and put Psych club on your resume. Points are earned by attending meetings, profit shares, and socials.
How many socials do I need to be active?
You must attend the majority of socials (3 out of 4).
How many profit shares do I need to be active?
You must attend the majority of profit shares (3 out of 4).
What is platinum active?
In order to be platinum active you need 15 points. Being platinum makes you eligible for a bonus social at the end of the semester.
What happens at meetings?
Meetings involve a quest speaker from a psychology field from A&M or the community that offers practical information about research, grad school, and more. There is also a discussion of club upcoming events and reminders, and points are given through attendance. We provide FREE PIZZA at every meeting.
Do I have to go to every meeting?
You do not have to go to every meeting. However, you need 12 points to be active and meeting attendance is a great way to earn points.
When is the next event?
http://www.tamupsychclub.com/schedule.html
Who are the officers?
http://www.tamupsychclub.com/officers.html
No, not for Psych Club. There is an application process for Psi Chi, but not for the Psychology Club.
I missed informationals and/or the first meeting. Can I still become a member?
Yes, just show up to the first meeting that fits your schedule and you can become a member! Just don't forget to pay dues after the 3rd meeting.
Do I have to be a psychology major or minor to be in Psych club?
No, we are open to all majors.
What is Psi Chi?
Psi Chi is the international Honor Society in Psychology.
Do I have to be in Psi Chi to be in Psych club?
No, you do not have to be in Psi Chi.
How much are dues?
Dues are $40 for new members and $30 for active members.
When do we have to pay dues?
You must pay dues by the third meeting.
How do I pay dues.
Dues can be paid during the meetings and are collected by our treasurer.
When are the meetings?
Meetings are every Wednesday at 7pm in Psyc 106.
How many points do I need to be active?
You need 12 points in order to be active and put Psych club on your resume. Points are earned by attending meetings, profit shares, and socials.
How many socials do I need to be active?
You must attend the majority of socials (3 out of 4).
How many profit shares do I need to be active?
You must attend the majority of profit shares (3 out of 4).
What is platinum active?
In order to be platinum active you need 15 points. Being platinum makes you eligible for a bonus social at the end of the semester.
What happens at meetings?
Meetings involve a quest speaker from a psychology field from A&M or the community that offers practical information about research, grad school, and more. There is also a discussion of club upcoming events and reminders, and points are given through attendance. We provide FREE PIZZA at every meeting.
Do I have to go to every meeting?
You do not have to go to every meeting. However, you need 12 points to be active and meeting attendance is a great way to earn points.
When is the next event?
http://www.tamupsychclub.com/schedule.html
Who are the officers?
http://www.tamupsychclub.com/officers.html