Psi Chi

Psi Chi is the National Honor Society in Psychology and membership is by invitation only.
According to the National Council's standards for induction, Members of Psi Chi must represent at least the top 35% of students in their respective class in general scholarship at the time of induction and must also exhibit excellence in scholarship in psychology. The National Council allows individual chapters to establish more restrictive criteria for induction into the chapter, if they choose to do so. The Officers of the AASU chapter of Psi Chi have chosen to exercise this option and have decided that potential members must meet the following criteria for induction: have reached at least Sophomore status have attained an overall GPA of at least 3.25 at the time of induction. have completed at least 9 semester hours of psychology course work. have completed, with a grade of C or better, the equivalent of the AASU PSYC 2200 course or have demonstrated marked interest in the discipline of psychology by presenting research they conducted at a regional, state, or national psychology conference. have attained a GPA of at least 3.0 in all psychology courses at the time of induction.
The charter members for AASU's chapter were inducted during our charter installation ceremony on Tuesday, November 18, 2003. Following this charter membership induction, inductions are held at least every Spring semester.
We are very excited about this opportunity for the many outstanding students in our department to be honored for their accomplishments and to explore more opportunities for funding of their research projects.
If you think you may qualify for induction and you have not been contacted, please see Dr. Scott, the faculty advisor of the AASU chapter of Psi Chi, for more information on qualifications for induction.

	Pictured at left are members of AASU's Psi Chi chapter.

For more information, logon to the Psi Chi National Honor Society website.