What is Psych Club?

Psych Club is a fun, welcoming community for students who are interested in psychology, people, mental health, the brain, or just looking to meet other students with similar interests. 

 You do not have to be a psychology major to join. You just have to want to get involved, meet people, and have a good time! 

College can feel overwhelming sometimes, and Psych Club is here to help you find connection, community, and a sense of belonging on campus. 

What Do We Do? 

Mostly? We hang out and do fun things together.

Psych Club focuses on the social and community side of student life through:

• 🎮 Social events and game nights

• 🧩 Psychology-themed activities

• 🎬 Movie nights and trivia

• 🎃 Holiday events and campus activities

• 🤝 Volunteer and community service opportunities

• 🌟 Collaborations with other student organizations

• ☕ Relaxing, low-pressure events where students can meet new people

Some events are silly. Some are meaningful. Most are a little bit of both. 

Why Join? 

Because college is better when you feel like you belong.

Psych Club gives students a chance to:

• 👥 Meet other students with similar interests

• 🫶 Make friends within the psychology community

• 🏫 Get more involved on campus

• 🎉 Participate in fun events outside of class

• 💡 Connect with peers in a welcoming environment

Whether you're outgoing or quiet, a first-year student or getting ready to graduate, Psych Club is a place where students can show up, be themselves, and feel included. ✨

Do I Need to Be a Psychology Major? 

Nope.

Some members are psychology majors. Some just think psychology is interesting. Some come because their friends dragged them to one meeting and they ended up staying. 

Everyone is welcome. 💙🌈

Come Join Us! 

Bring a friend, come to a meeting, and see what Psych Club is all about.

No quizzes. No homework. Just good people and good vibes. 😎

For more information, you can also contact our faculty advisor, Dr. Zach Elison: zachary.elison@ung.edu