Psi Chi is the National Honor Society in Psychology, founded in 1929 for the purposes of encouraging, stimulating, and maintaining excellence in scholarship, and advancing the science of psychology.
-taken from the Psi Chi Handbook

The Wittenberg chapter of Psi Chi, composed of psychology majors of high academic standing, is one of the first charter chapters. It sponsors speakers, presents student research papers, and prepares its members for graduate training.

Departmental Awards

Award for Professional Potential

The Award for Professional Potential honors a senior student in Psychology who has demonstrated the potential to make a significant professional contribution.

Bethlehem Steel Award

The Bethlehem Steel Award recognizes an outstanding senior student in Psychology for academic achievement and unique contributions to the Psychology program.

Virgil E. Rahn Memorial Award

The Virgil E. Rahn Memorial Award honors an outstanding junior student in Psychology for superior work in the discipline and promise as a future psychologist.