Meet our Psi Chi team!

OFFICERS

Steffani Pass

President

The President is responsible for planning and facilitating all chapter meetings and induction ceremonies. This includes setting the agenda, guiding discussions, and ensuring that meetings run smoothly and efficiently. The President serves as the primary representative of the chapter and works closely with other officers and members to uphold the mission and values of Psi Chi.

Tiffany Little

Email: TLITT9986@ung.edu

Vice President

The Vice President focuses on planning and facilitating non-meeting events for the chapter. This includes organizing social events, community service activities, workshops, and other events that contribute to the chapter's goals and members' development. The Vice President works in tandem with the President to ensure a cohesive and engaging chapter experience.

Magdalena Villalobos Barajas

Email: MVILL7941@ung.edu

Treasurer & Scribe

The Treasurer/Scribe is responsible for managing the chapter’s financial and administrative records. This includes overseeing the chapter budget, collecting membership dues, tracking expenses, and maintaining clear, accurate financial documentation. In addition, the Treasurer/Scribe maintains the point system, tracks attendance, records meeting minutes, and ensures all chapter documentation is up to date. This role requires strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and effective communication to keep members informed and support the smooth operation of the chapter.

TBD

Email: TBD

Senior Marketing Officer

The Senior Marketing Officer is responsible for overseeing the chapter’s marketing, outreach, and recruitment efforts across both Psi Chi and the Psychology Club. This includes creating and updating promotional materials, managing and maintaining the organizations’ social media presence, and ensuring the website is current, accurate, and engaging. In addition, the Senior Marketing Officer develops strategies to increase visibility, attract new members, and promote events and initiatives to the broader campus community. This role requires creativity, initiative, strong communication skills, and attention to detail to effectively represent the organizations and support their continued growth and engagement.