Teamwork. Leadership. Service.
The Department of Psychology formed a Student Leader Program at the beginning of the 2014 fall semester. Undergraduates selected to participate in this program will work with the department in a variety of areas including fundraising, outreach, and philanthropy. This is a great way to gain marketable skills, get involved with the department and the Psychology Alumni Advisory Board, and give back to other students and the local community!
Psychology Student Leaders are expected to attend monthly meetings, participate in a required number of departmental activities each academic year, and take part in both fall and spring service projects. Continued membership is contingent upon satisfactory performance.
Eligibility requirements
Declared psychology major: freshman, sophomore, junior and seniors are eligible to participate in the program.
To apply:
In 250 words or less explain why you want to be a Psychology Leader and describe the qualities and/or skills that you would bring to the group.
Include a resume that lists your college level leadership experience, volunteer work, extracurricular activities (including research, internships, service-learning, etc.). Freshman may include high school activities. In addition, include: UIN #, university email, phone number, and year in the program.
For more information contact: Nikki Wynn, Academic Advisor.
You can view pictures of Psychology Leader activities at: Photo Galleries
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