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Undergraduate Psychology Society

The Bishop’s University Undergraduate Psychology Society provides many unique opportunities for psychology students, whether they are in the minors, majors, or honours field. The Society is open to all students and brings together a multifaceted perspective of a single discipline. One of the functions of the Society is to acquaint current students with the Department’s various degrees and concentrations by helping promote events such as the Practicum and Honours presentations during regular meetings and informational postings. In conjunction with the Psychology Department and other Bishop’s committees, the Society hosts interesting speakers who come to the University to share their knowledge and experience. These lectures provide in-depth, practical applications of psychology in the real world and help broaden students’ future aspirations with their own degrees. Most importantly, the Undergraduate Psychology Society provides the opportunity for students to meet with their professors and peers in an informal setting during our fantastic wine and cheese socials. This allows for a very unique and fun experience at the historic Uplands Museum.

For more information, please contact the 2012-2013 President of the Society, Junie Carrière

Members of the Society at the Winter 2012 wine and cheese
Members of the Society at the Winter 2012 wine and cheese
Junie with Professor Steven Pinker, March 2012
Junie with Professor Steven Pinker