Events

Every year, Psi Chi hosts events for students to gain more information about the major and career field. Questions about or ideas for an event? Contact us!

Health Behavior Research Conference

Our 14th annual Health Behavior Research Conference invited Psychology students to showcase their research posters, and awarded Smash for Science with a 100$ USF bookstore gift card for being voted the best poster! Additionally, we were honored to have Dr. J. Garrett Walker was invited to speak about their Psychology Journey as a Black and Queer individual within the Psychology community.

Our First General Meeting!

Thank you to everyone who came to our general meeting! It was great seeing everyone and hearing about your interests and thoughts about Psychology. We hope to see you again at our events in the future!

Featured Events

General Meetings!

Over the course of this semester, we are proud to announce that Psi Chi will be hosting general meetings open to all psychology students. These meetings promise insightful discussions, learning opportunities, and a chance to connect with fellow enthusiasts.

Our THIRD General Meeting will be taking place on Wednesday 3/6, at 6:30pm in Kalmanovitz Hall G15! We hope to see you there and feel free to bring any friends!

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Honors Panel

Hosted in the Fall semester, this event gives students an inside look into the honors program at USF. Hear from current and past students' experiences with the program and learn how to submit an application.

Workshops

Hosted throughout the Academic year, Psi Chi will host Workshop. This gives a change for researchers to share their experience in Psychological research and for peers to learn.

Career Fair

Hosting this Fall semester, this first event holds immense significance for professors and recruiters. Enabling them to disseminate their research and explore the possibility of identifying research assistants. It presents an excellent opportunity to establish valuable connections within the Psychology field and potentially secure positions beyond your time at USF.