Hey Psychology and Human Development Majors! It’s never too late to get involved with the P/HD Club! Please feel free to join us at our events this month, even if you’re not a member!

First, we have the Meet the Professor Bowling Night at the Suamico Ale House on Thursday, April 8th at 5:30 p.m. Please e-mail Tiffany Wilhelm at wilhtm31@uwgb.edu for directions or if you’d like to carpool. After that, our next big speaking event is David Allen Kopec, an environmental psychologist, who will be speaking to students about how our environment impacts our well-being. This event will take place Tuesday, April 20th at 7:00 p.m. in the 1965 Room of the University Union.

I would also like to introduce the P/HD Club’s newly elected officers, who will serve for the academic year 2010-2011. Please congratulate them accordingly. I would like to thank them for taking on this responsibility, and I know that we will see great things happening with the club in the future!

Kaitlyn Florer – President
Emma Bretl – Vice President
Amanda VandeHei – Treasurer
Cassandra Paulus – Secretary
Emily Wallace – Officer of Communications

Finally, good luck with the rest of your semester, and please feel free to contact me if you need anything!

Tiffany Wilhelm
President of the P/HD Club
wilhtm31@uwgb.edu

Please contact Tiffany Wilhelm (wilhtm31@uwgb.edu) with any questions about the Psychology and Human Development Club.

Welcome to a new semester, Psychology and Human Development majors! I hope that it’s starting off on a good note! The P/HD Club has several upcoming events this semester we would like for you to be aware of!

• Following OrgSmorg, we will be having two informational sessions.  Both meetings will cover the same content, but two are held so as many students can attend as possible.  The first meeting is on Monday, February 15th at 4:30PM in MAC 111, and the second meeting is Tuesday, February 16th at 7:00PM in MAC 204.
• Spring break is closer than you think! Kick off spring break in a great way with our Spring into Break mixer on March 2nd at 5PM in the Gathering Room of MAC Hall (MAC 201) where we will be decorating flip flops and beach bags. Did we mention that it’s free and fun?! Get to know your P/HD Club officers and fellow members in a different light!
• Did you know that you could help raise money for the P/HD Club? Stop by Culvers on March 9^th where just by buying food you are helping contribute to our student-led org!
• Catch up and get to know your Psychology and Human Development professors at Suamico Ale House for a bowling night. The date is yet to be determined but it will be the week of April 5th.
• We also hope that you will join us for the Psychology and Human Development Club’s guest speaker! The P/HD Club is sponsoring an Environmental Psychologist who will speak to you about how our environment impacts our life! We hope to see you there on Tuesday, April 20th at 7PM in the 1965 Room of the University Union.
• Did you pay club dues? If so, watch your e-mail for information about your t-shirt. We are ordering them and will contact you when we get them in. If you would still like to order one, please contact Tiffany Wilhelm at wilhtm31@uwgb.edu before February 25th.
• Last but not least, all of your P/HD Club Officers will be graduating come May. We are looking for new P/HD Club officers, so if you are interested, please e-mail Tiffany Wilhelm (address below) or Dr. Martin at martinr@uwgb.edu.  New officer elections will be on February 23^rd at 6:30 PM in the 1965 Room of the University Union.  The P/HD Club has a long history of bringing you activities and volunteer experiences that will benefit you and serves as an important part of the Psychology and Human Development programs here at UWGB. Help the club live on!

As always, if you ever have any questions don’t hesitate to contact me! Good luck this semester!

Tiffany Marie Wilhelm, President of P/HD Club (wilhtm31@uwgb.edu)

Please contact Tiffany Wilhelm (wilhtm31@uwgb.edu) with any questions about the Psychology and Human Development Club. 

The P/HD Club is hosting its annual Graduate School Series this month (see Grad School Tip of the Month below). These sessions are scheduled for the first three Mondays of November at 5:00 p.m., and all are being held in MAC 210. November 2nd will be the graduate school information night. November 9th is about writing personal statements, and November 16th is resume writing with a special guest from Career Services. We hope to see all of you there!

Please don’t forget to look us up on Facebook and join our group. Search UWGB’s Psychology and Human Development Club or visit the link for updates, seeing photos, and discussing study sessions and topics that will affect you! (http://www.facebook.com/home.php?filter=app_2361831622#/group.php?gid=27414713506)

Finally, please keep in mind that all of your lovely P/HD Club officers will be graduating either in May or the Fall of 2010, so we will need new officers. Please contact Tiffany Wilhelm at wilhtm31@uwgb.edu if you are interested. We look forward to seeing all of you soon!

The Psychology and Human Development (P/HD) Club has several big events coming up and all students are invited. See below for a list of great events that are being sponsored by the P/HD Club over the next few weeks: 

• Informational Meetings: They will be hosting two P/HD Club informational meetings on Tuesday, September 22^nd and Thursday, September 24th at 5:00 pm in MAC 229. If you have ever been interested in what the P/HD Club does or have thought about becoming a member or an officer, join them for what should be valuable sessions. 
• Meet the Professors Night: They will be hosting Meet the Professors Night on September 30^th from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm in the 1965 Room of the University Union. It will be an informal night of socializing, beverages, snacks, and fun.
• NAMIWalk: They have again put together a team for the NAMIWalk. The NAMIWalk (September 26^th at 10:00) is a 3.1 mile walk that raises money for the National Alliance on Mental Illness. To learn more about the walk or to join the P/HD club team, visit the following website: NAMIWalk
• The Soloist: As part of Mental Illness Awareness Week, the P/HD Club will be showing the recent movie, The Soloist, the true life story of Nathaniel Ayers, a brilliant musician suffering from a severe mental illness. The film will be shown on October 8^th, at 6:00 in RH 250.
• Graduate School Series: The club is again hosting the Graduate School series, which includes three events on the first three Mondays of November (the 2^nd, 9^th, and 16^th) from 5:00 to 6:00 – all in MAC 210. On November 2^nd, the presentation will feature Drs. Burns and Martin and focus on providing general information about graduate school and the application process. This will be helpful for all students thinking about graduate school, even if you are just starting out your college career. November 9^th will feature Drs. Bartell and Vespia, who will present on writing a great personal statement that will help you get noticed (in a good way) by the graduate school admissions committee. Finally, the November 16^th presentation will be on resume/vita writing and will feature a speaker from Career Services.

If you would like to know more about the P/HD Club, including information about other activities and events they will be hosting, visit their website (http://www.uwgb.edu/phdclub/), contact the President, Tiffany Wilhelm (wilhtm31@uwgb.edu), and/or join their Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=27414713506)

The Psychology and Human Development (P/HD) Club has big plans for the semester, including movie nights, volunteer opportunities, guest speakers, and other exciting events. First up is Dr. Illene Noppe, who will be speaking about college student grief at the February 24^th meeting (5:00 p.m. in Phoenix Room A).  Then, in early March the club will be starting a discussion group for those interested in talking about professional issues related to human development and psychology.  The first meeting will be on March 4^th at 4:00 p.m. in the Garden Café, when the group will discuss the ethical issues related to torture.  Also, the P/HD Club is looking for people interested in becoming officers next year. Please contact the current President, Tiffany Wilhelm (wilhtm31@uwgb.edu), if you would like more information. Finally, for those of you who might be interested, the P/HD Club has a Facebook group. To find it, look for “UWGB’s Psychology and Human Development Club.”

The Psychology and Human Development (P/HD) Club has a couple of exciting initiatives brewing right now.  First the Graduate School Series starts this Wednesday, November 5^th, and continues for the next couple of weeks.  Presentations include general information about graduate school (November 5^th), writing a personal statement (November 12^th), and writing a resume/vitae (November 19^th).  Presentations are open to anyone, whether you are a member of the P/HD club or not, and each one will begin at 5:30 p.m. in MAC 206. 

Next, P/HD Club is organizing a team for the Jingle Bell Run/Walk in an effort to fight arthritis.  Please visit the web page below to learn more, to join our team, or to make a secure, online contribution to help the team reach its goal. The walk is on December 6^th at 9:00 a.m. at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Kress Event Center.

https://www.kintera.org/faf/search/searchTeamPart.asp?ievent=281468&team=3253441