Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology

Psi Chi Journal's "Special Issue" is available now.

Find here: https://www.psichi.org/page/313JNSpecialIssue2026

Scholarship application deadlines are coming up. Have you submitted yours?

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In Psi Chi Blog article, explore how Gilmore Girls illustrates key social psychology concepts such as conformity, attribution bias, and adolescent peer dynamics through its complex family and friend relationships.

Read here: https://www.psichi.org/blogpost/987366/519608/Conflict-Conformity-and-Caffeine-Social-Psychology-in-Gilmore-Girls

Little charm. Lots of pride.

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🎓 Join us in congratulating Psi Chi member, Tyrese Besay, for graduating from Delaware State University!

Tyrese plans to pursue a career in forensic psychology, where he can apply his knowledge to understand behavior within the criminal justice system and make a positive impact.

Meet Psi Chi Alumna, Ashley Ringger. Ashley was inducted in 2005 into California State University, Fullerton’s Chapter. Ringger is a coaching psychologist and professional development expert. After completing her M.A., she started her career in Switzerland in various I/O psychological capacities. After completing an EMCC coaching qualification, she now works as a preventative mental healthcare provider supporting families, professionals, and intending parents (navigating infertility). Ringger is also a board member for the Swiss Society for Coaching Psychology, a division of the Federation of Swiss Psychologists (APA equivalent).

The Psi Chi Summer Journal is online now. Find the newest edition on our website: https://www.psichi.org/page/312JNSummer2026

Did you know your memories might not be as accurate as they feel? 🧠

Science shows that memory is far more flexible than we realize. It is shaped by our emotions, where our attention was, and even conversations we have long after the moment has passed.

Psi Chi Distinguished Lecturer Dr. Kensinger discussed her fascinating research on emotional memory, and what she's found might just change how you think about your own past.

👉 Read the full interview here: https://www.psichi.org/page/304Eye_Emotional-Memory-How-Feelings-Shape-What-We-Remembe

Psi Chi is excited to announce the addition of a new chapter! Join us in welcoming Villa College in Malé, Maldives, to the Society. The Villa College Chapter is headed by faculty advisor, Dr. Aishath Nasheeda, and will be part of Psi Chi's Rocky Mountain Region.

Join us in congratulating Psi Chi member, Syniah Livingston, on her recent graduation from Virginia State University!

Syniah graduated with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and will be attending graduate school to pursue a clinical mental health counseling degree with a concentration in school counseling, saying, “my passion has always been centered around helping children and adolescents, especially in the area of mental health. I plan to work full-time in the mental health field while continuing my education so that I can make a positive difference in the lives of young people.”

Syniah’s long-term goal is to create safe, supportive, and empowering spaces where children and teens feel seen, heard, and valued.