Psychology Program - Student Clubs
The Psychology program at the Community College of Philadelphia is seeking highly motivated and interested students to re-establish the Psychology Club. The following quote gives a good idea of the benefits of a psychology club to students:
“Psychology clubs to give students a more complete view of the world of psychology. While most of the time in psychology classes is spent reviewing theories and ideas in psychology, psychology clubs tend to focus on the practical application of these theories and ideas; with a focus on student development and engagement.”
- adapted from the APA website
Some of the activities you can participate in through a Psychology club are:
- Panel discussions about notable topics related to Psychology in the news
- Community service projects
- Fundraising for mental health organizations
- Visit local psychology labs
- Screen films that spark lively discussion about Psychological topics
- Host guest speakers to
- Career panels for students looking to develop a career in the field
- And much more!
If you are interested, you need to be available to do the following:
- We need at least 10 students to restart the club, so if you are interested, include other students
- Fill one of the 4 officer roles (president, vice president, treasurer, secretary)
- If you wish to become an officer, be available for the student club training
- Attend several club meetings throughout the schoolyear
If you are interested in participating, please email Dr. Calion Lockridge Jr, clockridge@ccp.edu; with the subject heading – CCP Psych Club. We are looking forward to hearing from you!