Alcalá 1989

The USO P~rogy Club at– tracts etudents who are inter– ested in teu,,ing more 1bout human and antmal be'flavior. Most mel"(lberS are Psycholo– gy mJle(S., but all.students are en~ to l<>in. This year the etub invotvea itself in sev– erat munity projecjj in– eftlding helpin_Q ~ stu– den&e agquire literacy skills and assistin!, in a tocal Montessori ,,_chool. Members also enfOyed lec– tures given by pro,lTlinent local psychotogists and tours of– fered by nearby mental health facilities. Tha Ckab offers the ex~riece of Its members to the student body in out peer futoring program.8ome of our members have al80 j0IMd Psi Chi the NatiOnal Honor Soct– ety in Psychology.

The Chemistry Club is an or– ganil'8tion which unites stu– dents with a similar interest in science. Not -only does the club provide 1ervices to the school and the community, but it also holds social events in which ~ofessors and stu– dents can interact on an infor– mal basis. Besides providing a tutOffllg service for the SQhOOI., ohlmistry Club praents seminars and chemis– try magic lftQws for local grammar schools as well as holding its annual Halloween party and weekly volleyball toumal'Ul(lts. Overall, the Chemf .s,tl"f Club fosters an un– derStanding of science and the role it plays in our daily nves.

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