Undergraduate Conference Attendance
Funding for student travel and lodging is often provided by the Hope and Heritage Fund, available through the Arts and Sciences Dean's Office. Many thanks to President Robert L. Carothers, Dean Winifred E. Brownell, Associate Dean Wilfred P. Dvorak, the Dean's External Advisory Council of Alumni, and the Cancer Prevention Research Center for their support of undergraduate research and education
Spring 2004
Thirteen undergraduate and one graduate student received funding to attend the annual meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association in Washington, DC.
Jonathan Moss, U.R.I. Psi Chi President, presents his research poster, entitled "When sports are no longer a game."
Spring 2003
Six undergraduate and one graduate student received funding to attend the annual meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association in Baltimore, MD.
Spring 2002
Six undergraduate students received funding to attend the annual meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association in Boston, MA. Our Psi Chi President, Autumn D. Alpert, received a Regional Psi Chi Research Award for her poster presentation.
Spring 2001
Fourteen undergraduate students received funding to attend the annual meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association in Washington, DC.
Spring 2000
Fifteen undergraduate students and four graduate
students received funding to attend the annual
meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association
in Baltimore, MD. Ten of our undergraduate
students presented their research at this
professional psychological conference.
Fall 1999
In October, Psi Chi and the Psychology Club presented a symposium at the Eleventh Annual Conference on Social Psychology in New York. The symposium was entitled, "Research, teaching, and technology: A panel of undergraduate students speak about how to prepare for applications to graduate school."
