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Undergraduate Organizations
- Psych Research Education Participation Program (PREPP)
- Psi Chi
- Resources for Ethnic Minorities in Psychology
- Ethnic Minorities in Psychology (EMiP)
Application Deadline for Fall '07 - Students who plan to apply to The University of Tulsa are encouraged to complete an application as early as possible during their senior year. Notification of admission is made on a rolling basis beginning October 1. Applicants have until May 1 to finalize their decision.
Students seeking need-based financial assistance must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible after January 1. Candidates who wish to be considered for academic scholarships should apply for admission by February 15.
Psi Chi
Psi
Chi is the National Honor Society in Psychology, founded
in 1929 for the purpose of encouraging, stimulating, and
maintaining excellence in scholarship and advancing the
science of psychology. Psi Chi is open to
qualified graduate and undergraduate men and women
who are making the study of psychology one of their
major interests.
Psi Chi serves two major goals, the first of which is
the provide academic recognition to its inductees by the
mere fact of membership. The second goal is to
nurture the spark of that accomplishment by offering a
climate congenial to its creative development. To
achieve these goals, the chapters provide practical
experience and fellowship through affiliation with the
chapter. The national organization provides
programs such as national and regional conventions,
research award competitions, and certificate recognition
programs. The Society also publishes a newsletter
to unite and inform members.
Contact the University of Tulsa Psi Chi chapter.
The Psi Chi office is located on the third floor of Lorton Hall. The office phone number is 631-3515.
Review the National Psi Chi website.
EMiP
EMiP stands for Ethnic Minorities in Psychology. The purposes of the organization are to:
- Promote the academic and professional development of ethnic minorities students graduate and undergraduate from all branches of psychology.
- Promote opportunities to network with established professionals of color.
- To create events, resources, and opportunities to address the unique need to ethnic minorities psychology students have at the University of Tulsa.
- To encourage service projects related to psychological issues affecting the minority community.
- To promote education, dialogue, and scholarship about the psychological research, clinical, and organizational specific needs of ethnic minorities.
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