Psychology Students' Assocation (PSA)
The Psychology Students’ Association (PSA) is organized by and devoted to the service of psychology students at the University of Windsor. PSA organizes various events such as Bake Sales, Karaoke nights, Trivia nights, professional panels, etc. on and off-campus. We create and plan events for students, fundraise for activities and non-profit organizations, provide psychology students the opportunity to network with other students and faculty members, and also provide valuable volunteer opportunities. In other words, if you have a sincere interest in psychology and love getting involved, you should come to our meetings and get involved in our club. We are grateful to our supportive faculty for being involved with PSA and guiding us in making this experience better for students. We would really love and appreciate any new members!
For more information or to get involved, please contact psa@uwindsor.ca. or DM us on Instagram @psa_uwindsor
Follow us on Instagram @psa_uwindsor for daily affirmations and current events.
You can also check us out on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/311074472311610/.It will be updated with meeting information, as well as all current events.
You can also find us on Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter.
Departmental Involvement
Committee Representatives
Undergraduate Psychology students can serve as student representatives on our Departmental Council and on our Undergraduate Studies Committee.
For more information or to apply to volunteer, please contact Krista Marion at kristat@uwindsor.ca
Teaching Assistantships
If you are a senior Psychology student who is interested in becoming a teaching assistant in the Psychology Department, please contact Laney McVeity at lmcveity@uwindsor.ca to apply for a position.
Volunteering
Volunteering helps you to become more involved in your education and gives you practical skills that will help you succeed in future career endeavours.
Bystander Initiative
For more information about the Bystander Initiative please visit:
http://www.uwindsor.ca/aauheads/resources/414/bystander-initiative