Come on out tonigt and join us from 6:30-8pm in Rose Parlor for a pre-Purple Thursday event about Domestic Violence. There will be a discussion session after which you can make t-shirts to help raise awareness about it. On Purple Thursday, October 27 (tomorrow) wear your shirt and come out to the Domestic Violence Photo Shoot sponsored by the Community Service and Philanthropy Club from 5-7pm in Rose Parlor! Hope to see you there!

Remember: Just like Breast Cancer, any one of us can be a victim of Domestic Violence! Be aware!

There will be a Psychology Club Meeting on Tuesday, October 18 form 3:30-4:00pm in the commuter lounge. Come join us as we discuss upcoming and future events! Hope to see you there!

The Psychology Department and The Health & Wellness Center present

    Mental Health Awareness Day
                         on
     Thursday, April 7, 2011 from 9am- 1pm in Social Hall

Please join us and meet Mental Health providers from various fields in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area.

Panel Discussion:
Teenage pregnancy and Reality TV: The Psychological impact on future generations

Hope to see you there!

For anyone who is interested in being a part of the Psychology Club come on out to the interest meeting today. The best part….you don’t have to be a psychology major to join! It’s a great way to be active in campus activities and network! Meeting will be held in Main 230 @ 3pm. Hope to see you there! 

It was the best turnout for the Psychology Club. Thank you to those that came out to support us….

Happy Valentines Day….From the Psychology Club…Enjoy this day of love….

Hey Trinity…
The Psych Club is having an event that is sure to be fun and educational. Come join us on February 17th in O’Conner Hall @7:30 for a night you will not want to miss.

Calling all actors!
If you can act, we want you for the Black History Month program scheduled for Thursday, February 24 2011. Please respond as soon as possible!

Thanks in advance!

Location: O’Connor Hall

An evening honoring the dedicated Staff and Faculty of Trinity Washington University.

Please RSVP to Mia Oliver oliverm@students.trinitydc.edu.

On November 21, 2009, Trinity held its first DC ABPsi Conference which was centered on “Careers in Psychology”. This conference was very interesting because we had eight speakers including Trinity’s own Dr. Christopher Bishop, who teaches Social Psychology and Forensic Psychology. The panelist included Michel E. Barnes, Ph.D, Dr. Shawn Bediako, Lula A. Beatty, Tara Benn, Rashika Rentie, Kristi G. Rivers, M.S., and Satira S. Streeter who are all accomplished in the field of psychology. Each individual at th conference led roundtable discussions with students giving insight on future career plans and future educational goals. While the students were being introduced to life after college and getting to know the prestigious individuals they also were connecting with other students from other schools such as Howard University, John Hopkins, University of Maryland and Bowie State.