Clubs
In addition to its strong, interdisciplinary curriculum, the Applied Psychology Undergraduate Program provides students with extracurricular opportunities to further bolster their educational experiences. Both the Applied Psychology Undergraduate Club and the Online Publication of Undergraduate Studies allow students the opportunity to delve deeper into the field of psychology through a wide-range of activities.
Applied Psychology Undergraduate Organizations
Applied Psychology Undergraduate Club (APUG)
The Applied Psychology Undergraduate Club (APUG) is a student-run organization committed to providing opportunities for students to explore the discipline of psychology outside of the classroom. Through service, social, and educational activities, members of APUG are able to enhance their understanding and appreciation of psychology, and the thinking that informs their professional field.
Online Publication of Undergraduate Studies (OPUS)
This student-initiated and student-led online publication represents the Applied Psychology Undergraduate Program's commitment to encourage students to bridge psychological theory with practice in our ever growing multicultural world. The diverse content covered in the inaugural issue reflects the breadth of interests our students have, as well as the strong research skills and hands-on experiences they gain through their coursework and fieldsite placements.