Membership in Psi Chi recognizes and honors students who have demonstrated sustained academic merit during their undergraduate career. In order to be eligible to join Psi Chi, students must have declared psychology as their major or minor and should hold a GPA that falls within the top 35% of the student’s class. This means that all of today’s inductees have maintained grades that have earned them cumulative GPAs above a 3.20.

We inducted 27 new members on Friday, October 23rd! Congrats inductees!

Hi NSC Students,

PSY 375 Advanced Research Methods is one of our capstone courses in psychology. Students pose their own research questions on a topic of their choosing and design a correlational or experimental study to test their hypotheses. A major component of their project is recruiting participants (YOU!) to help them gather data for statistical analysis.

Please consider participating in a few/some/many of the surveys below. The average time to complete each survey ranges from 5 to 10 minutes. Your peers thank you in advance!

Dr. Dunning's Section

• Camille Cruz's Study on Sound and Comprehension
• Cinnamin Stephens' Study on Music and Mood
• Jessica Milliron's Study on Study Habits
• Jessica Prentice's Study on News Sources
• Joshua Rivera's Study on Online Aggression
• Kaitlin Kasmier's Study on Public Speaking
• Kristi Bradley's Study on Facebook Usage and Mood
• Liliana Saligan Garcia's Study on Fitness and Academics
• Shelby Bledsoe's Study on Exercise
• Vicky Carreno's Study on Communication
• Ariadne Alagar's Study on Social Media and Self-esteem