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Welcome Note

Welcome! On this page you can find all information about the George Mason University Psi Chi organization, its goals and mission, as well as find information about what the George Mason University Chapter is up to! Enjoy, and GET INVOLVED!

Monday, March 5, 2012

PSI CHI BOWLING!

Thanks for all that came out! We had a blast at the Burke Bowling Alley, where we enjoyed great food, awesome bowling and fantastic company! Here are some pictures from the event!



Be on the lookout for another social event this semester!!



Sunday, January 22, 2012

Meet our Officers!

Welcome Back Everyone!

2012 is here and the Spring semester has started! Hopefully everyone had a safe and fun winter vacation!

Psi Chi would like to take a moment to talk a little about our current GMU Psi Chi Officers for the 2011-2012 year. As some of you may know, most of these positions will be open for the 2012-2013 school year, as the senior officers graduate. For those of you who are already
members, make sure to apply for one of these positions if you are interested! For those of you who would like to be a member of Psi Chi and will apply during this semester, feel free to express your interest for any of these positions on the application form!


Tina Rasulova was born in Baku, Azerbaijan and moved to the United States when she was ten years old. She is a senior and is currently studying a double degree program in Psychology and Philosophy with a minor in Physics. Upon graduation, she plans to attend Law School. She is looking to get into either Corporate Law, Patent Law or Intellectual Property Law.

As the President of Psi Chi GMU Chapter, she is responsible for coordinating meetings, making agendas and reservations for events. She also works very closely with the board members, delegating responsibilities when needed but also is always ready to listen to new suggestions and ideas as it is mostly a team effort. The president also serves as the official representative of Psi Chi within and outside of the George Mason Campus.




Sabrina Speights is a senior psychology major. She currently works as a Head Resident Adviser for the Office of Housing and Residence Life and enjoys planning programs and events for the residents of George Mason. Academically, Sabrina has completed an honors thesis evaluating perceptions of discrimination in the workplace. She is currently continuing that project and assisting with a different study to evaluate well-being at work.

As a returning executive board member and the Vice President of Psi chi, Sabrina works closely with the president and other members to plan and execute events to enhance the experience of psychology majors at George Mason. Specifically, she focuses on extending scholarly opportunities to the members of Psi Chi.


Kalkidan (Kali) Shebi

I was born and raised in Ethiopia but now I live in Arlington, VA. I am a senior majoring in Psychology and minoring in conflict analysis & resolution with a concentration in interpersonal conflict. I want to pursue graduate school in Industrial Organizational Psychology/Human resource. I was inducted in Psi Chi spring of 2011. I am currently the secretary for Psi Chi. My role as the secretary entails taking notes on discussed topics during our meetings and checking/sending emails plus any other responsibilities that may come up depending on the need.




Hi all! My name is Christine Harchick and I am currently the treasurer of Psi Chi. Besides the obvious fact that I'm a Psyc major, I am also a senior and getting ready to graduate in the Spring. I have a minor in Tourism and Events Management and hope to one day be working at a university, in direct involvement with students. University Life/Students Affairs has so many dynamics, but I just love working with my peers. We are so excited to be planning lots of fun events for the Psyc department!








Dr. Hurley is the coordinator of the advising office for the undergraduate psychology program at George Mason University. He has been an administrative faculty member since joining the psychology department in 1993. Dr. Hurley also teaches in the undergraduate program, and has served as the faculty advisor for the GMU chapter of the Psi Chi honor society since 2004.

Dr. Hurley was the first recipient of George Mason University’s Academic Advisor of the Year award in 2005. He was also nominated for the university’s Faculty Member of the Year award in 1996 and the Teaching Excellence award in 2007.








Meet our Officers!