UCF Psychological Society
The Psychological Society is a student organization offered at the main campus as well as Regional campuses. And is for students interested in getting involved with Psychology. Link with faculty, staff, and professionals in the field, learn about volunteer and research opportunities, and provide students with information about Psychology.
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Psi Chi International Honor Society
As a Psychology major or minor, you can join Psi Chi honor society if you meet their yearly GPA cutoff. This society recognizes scholastic excellence and contributions to the field of Psychology by undergraduate students. Getting involved with Psi Chi at UCF opens a wealth of information and support from the National Psi Chi office: www.psichi.org
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American Psychological Association- Student Affiliate
You can become an APA Student Affiliate as a Psychology undergraduate student, by doing this you will have access to subscriptions, learn about internships and career resources, possible scholarships, and more. To find out how to become an APA Student Affiliate please visit our website.
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Active Minds
Though not a psychology organization, this is a club you can be a part of to help spread the importance of Mental Health on the college campus. Through campus-wide events and national programs, Active Minds aims to remove the stigma that surrounds mental health issues, and create a comfortable environment for an open conversation about mental health issues on campuses throughout North America.
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Neuroscience Alliance at UCF
The mission of the Neuroscience Alliance at UCF is to promote awareness, research and opportunities in neuroscience at UCF. These goals shall be achieved by encouraging professional relations between students and faculty, providing meetings and guest speakers related to neuroscience, potential outreaches in the form of shadowing neuroscience related professionals, volunteering at schools, hospitals, or other such facilities, and creating committees involving projects and ideas relevant to neuroscience within any area such as medicine, philosophy, psychology, biotechnology, psychiatry, computer science, chemistry, cognitive science, linguistics, mathematics, engineering, and physics. As well as maintaining a diverse community open to all majors.
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