- Psi Chi: International Honor Society in Psychology
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Prospective Psi Chi members must have completed at least nine credit hours worth of psychology coursework at NIU and they must have an overall GPA of at least 3.0 and a psychology GPA of 3.25. If accepted, members have to pay a one-time lifetime membership fee and are expected to be actively involved in our chapter. Students who meet the requirements are invited to apply online.
Inductions are held once a semester; students accepted by about midterm can be inducted in the same semester.
Meetings are held every other week and information about the schedule of upcoming events and meetings is posted on the Psi Chi bulletin board located on the ground floor of the Psychology building.
Psi Chi's advisor is Randy McCarthy, Ph.D., who can be reached at mccarthy3@niu.edu.
- Student Psychological Association (SPA)
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SPA is a student-run organization that provides skills and experience to undergraduate students interested in the study of psychology. Through volunteering, exposure to professional research and interaction with faculty, SPA gives its members a taste of what the study of psychology involves. Membership in the SPA is open to all majors (freshman through seniors). More information about SPA can be found on the bulletin board across from the first-floor elevators in the psychology building.
- The Association of Black Psychologists (ABPsi)
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ABPsi was founded in San Francisco in 1968. It was recognized as an NIU chapter on December 8, 2018, by the Student Association. Our motto: We see our mission and destiny as the liberation of the African mind, empowerment of the African character, and enlivenment and illumination of the African Spirit.
- Hispanic Psychology Student Association (HPSA)
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HPSA is a student-led organization dedicated to advocacy, mental health awareness and community building. Open to all college students, HPSA hosts academic support sessions, study groups and cultural events focused on healing and well-being.