Psychology Society

Want to join a vibrant community of Psychology students? Why not become a member of our Psychology Society “PsychSoc”?

PsychSoc is a society “by students, for students” to help provide a supportive community for students studying in our Department. If you are a current student, you can join by visiting the Student Union website and logging in with your university details.

Aims of PsychSoc

Organising guest lectures

Guest talks from professionals in the psychological field (previous lectures have included talks from Professor Alan Baddeley).

Arranging social events

These range from more chilled meet-ups during the day, to themed events in the SU/Ormskirk. All these events cater for everyone, with alcoholic and non-alcoholic options always available when in bars.

Organising study group sessions

These will be organised based on member request for specific topics. These may be focused on a specific topic which you may find challenging or on general skills such as using SPSS.

Being a peer support network

This can help support personal or university-related difficulties, and all events are safe spaces where everyone is welcome.

PsychSoc committee

President, Corey Hindley

BSc Psychology, first year undergraduate student

Vice President, Leah Else

BSc Psychology, first year undergraduate student

Secretary: Wilson Hubbold

BSc Psychology, first year undergraduate student

Treasurer, Eloise Bakewell

BSc Psychology, first year undergraduate student

Equality and Diversity officer:, Aimee Barlow

BSc Psychology, first year undergraduate

Social Secretary, Kaitlin Hilton

BSc Educational Psychology, first year undergraduate student

There are many benefits of joining PsychSoc. One of these means you will have access to our Peer Support Scheme. This will mean that you can access support from one of our Peer Mentors or you may wish to apply to become a Peer Mentor yourself.

Find out more about our peer support scheme

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