Psi Chi Eastern Region

We invite you to join Psi Chi this Juneteenth in taking a moment of personal and historical reflection. ✊

In April, Psi Chi’s University at Buffalo Chapter’s community service coordinator found an off-campus Earth Day volunteering event near the University, and the chapter helped the town of Tonawanda by cleaning their assigned area. The chapter had a wonderful time giving back to their community and connecting with members of ub_psichi.

Little charm. Lots of pride.

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Westfield State University Chapter’s E-board, as well as other psychology students, attended the Eastern Psychological Association in 2026. Samatha Brady, the chapter president, presented her own research at the poster session. Doctor Summer Williams and Doctor Princy Mennella, psychology professors at Westfield State University, also presented their research. Both students and faculty attended seminars and poster presentations to support fellow researchers and continued to learn within the field.

Psi Chi was founded on a powerful and enduring idea: that psychology thrives when people come together in a community grounded in scientific curiosity, shared purpose, and mutual support. As the Society approaches its 100th anniversary and the induction of its millionth lifetime member, we celebrate a legacy defined by connection, opportunity, and growth.

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June is Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month. No matter the month, it is always a time to raise awareness, challenge stigma, and encourage open conversations about mental well-being. Seeking support is a sign of strength, and no one should have to face mental health challenges alone.

Happy Pride Month to all! In honor of Pride Month, check out how inclusive vocabulary can be of aid in psychological research in Psi Chi blog article, "The Case for Consistent and Inclusive Vocabulary Within Emerging Adult Psychological Research." 🌈

🔗:https://www.psichi.org/blogpost/987366/356950/

“Why should I join Psi Chi?” “How is Psi Chi relevant?” Executive Director, Dr. Marianne Fallon, hears these questions often. Dr. Fallon finds the best answer to these questions is to explain Psi Chi’s values and how we live them—from scholarly excellence and integrity to social responsibility and connection.

Read more here: https://www.psichi.org/page/304Eye_Want-to-Know-Psi-Chi-Look-at-Our-Values-and-How-We-Live-Them