Students Jon Shih, Katie Emery, Deidra Barringer, Chad Graves, Kaylan Lomax, Kacey Sawyer, Caitlin Winkler, Megan Ast, Megan Eubanks, Brandon Griffin, and Jennifer West represented SBU in the Midwestern Psychology Symposium at John Brown University. Dr. Shelley Kilpatrick, associate professor of psychology sponsored the students in the event.
Presentation topics included “Technology Use and Appropriateness Among College Students by Shih, Emery, and Barringer; “Texting vs. F2F: The Impact of Technology on Student Social Lives by Graves, Lomax, Sawyer and Winkler; and “Do U luv ME?: Texting in Romantic Relationships” by Ast, Eubanks, Griffin, and West.
Psi Chi students were recently featured in the national magazine Eye on PSI CHI with their efforts of the GRE preparation course that was hosted this semester as well as their fundraising efforts during Homecoming.
Students adopted a Share Your Christmas family for Christmas and are in the process of acquiring used books for a book drive. The drive will be held during the spring semester with the proceeds going toward chapter activities.
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SBU’s Psi Chi and SCJS Participate in Several Opportunities
For Immediate Release
Southwest Baptist University News Release
Contact: Sharina Smith
Mobile: 417-399-7918
E-mail: scsmith@sbuniv.edu
BOLIVAR, MO – The National Honor Society in Psychology (Psi Chi) and Sociology and Criminal Justice Society (SCJS) students recently participated in several activities.
Students Jon Shih, Katie Emery, Deidra Barringer, Chad Graves, Kaylan Lomax, Kacey Sawyer, Caitlin Winkler, Megan Ast, Megan Eubanks, Brandon Griffin, and Jennifer West represented SBU in the Midwestern Psychology Symposium at John Brown University. Dr. Shelley Kilpatrick, associate professor of psychology sponsored the students in the event.
Presentation topics included “Technology Use and Appropriateness Among College Students by Shih, Emery, and Barringer; “Texting vs. F2F: The Impact of Technology on Student Social Lives by Graves, Lomax, Sawyer and Winkler; and “Do U luv ME?: Texting in Romantic Relationships” by Ast, Eubanks, Griffin, and West.
Psi Chi students were recently featured in the national magazine Eye on PSI CHI with their efforts of the GRE preparation course that was hosted this semester as well as their fundraising efforts during Homecoming.
Students adopted a Share Your Christmas family for Christmas and are in the process of acquiring used books for a book drive. The drive will be held during the spring semester with the proceeds going toward chapter activities.
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Southwest Baptist University is a leader among private universities in truly integrating Christ-centered academic pursuits with comprehensive professional programs at an affordable price. Since 1878, the faculty and staff have created a caring, academic community to prepare students to be servant leaders in a global society. The University has been named one of America’s Best Christian Colleges® for 13 consecutive years, one of America’s 100 Best College Buys® for 14 consecutive years, and it has been named among institutions with America’s Best College Scholarships ® for the past three years by Institutional Research and Evaluation, Inc. For more information, visit www.SBUniv.edu.
SBU’s Office of Marketing and Communications is available to news media 24 hours a day at (417) 399-7918. Visit the SBU Office of Marketing & Communications online at www.SBUniv.edu/news.
www.Twitter.com/SBUnews SBU News updates
www.Twitter.com/SBUbearcats SBU Athletics updates
