The OSUM Psychology Club is an academic student organization open to anyone interested in becoming involved in activities relating to social science in everyday life. The Marion group has meetings at which speakers are invited to share ideas with members. We also go on field trips and help in community projects. The Psychology Club promotes school spirit by serving as needed and by raising scholarship money.

The organization has no formal prerequisites except to be interested in psychology and to be motivated to get involved. It is open to any student on campus. Students are encouraged to attend as many activities as possible, and contribute as much as they are able to the goals of the group.

The Psychology Club needs students to help with the planning, coordinating, and carrying out the club activities. The executive committee consists of the 1) president, 2) vice-president, 3) secretary, and 4) members of the service, education, and publicity committees. The officers should be able to work well with other students, coordinate and participate in club activities, and be committed to the club objectives. The president is the visible student figure, and communicates with other student organizations. He or she is chair of the education committee to organize and coordinate speakers and fieldtrips. The vice-president stands in for the president whenever needed, and is chair of the service committee to organize and coordinate service projects and other activities. The secretary also helps with these duties, and in addition is in charge of keeping club records of activities and members, and is chair of the publicity committee to publicize events. The executive committee, along with other interested students meet with the club faculty advisors to organize and plan activities.

If you would like to become a member of the Marion Campus Psychology Club this year, please provide your name, address, email address, and phone. Bring it to a meeting, place it in the Psychology Club mailbox in the Psychology Laboratory (room 170C), or give it to an officer or club faculty advisor (Terry Pettijohn). Notices of meetings and sign-up sheets for fieldtrips will be posted on the Psychology Club Bulletin Board on the second floor and will be posted on this website. Watch for our events. And please join us whenever you can.