2008 Meet & Greet Pizza Lunch! == == == == UNSW Psychsoc Cocktail Mixer To celebrate the end of semester 1, we'd like to invite you to come along on Saturday 6th June to Quay Bar for a fabulous night! We'll be serving canapes & most likely also setting up a bar tab. (For those of you who were lucky enough to score tickets to last year's Masquerade you'll know that the bar tab was extremely generous last year ;) ) Due to the recession we are also being very generous and selling tickets for the low price of $25! So make use of Rudd's stimulus packages and no complaints that you can't afford to come! Tickets will be on sale from Monday next week (week 10) so listen up in lectures for when the year rep's advertise - you can buy tickets directly from them. If you need any further details please dont hesitate to contact Dani on 0402 458 201 or email dani.ht89@gmail.com When: Saturday June 6th 7pm - midnight Where: Quay Bar, Ground floor of Customs House, 31 Alfred Street, Circular Quay. Psychsoc Study Skills Session! Ace tutor Lauren Kearney will be sharing her tips and tricks for the best way to study - this is your chance to get a head start before exams are upon us! The session will run for an hour from 1-2pm Wednesday Week 7 When: 1-2pm Wednesday 29 April Where: Somewhere in the Mathews building (check back soon for exact location... :) Psychsoc Pub Crawl! Come along to the Psychsoc pub crawl this friday!! A great chance to have fun, make new friends and check out the sydney night life with the creme de la creme of the budding psychological student world (aka UNSW psych students!) Contact Stephanie for more info - 0425341996 When: 7pm-12am Friday 24 April Where: Starting at the Lowenbrau Keller (cnr Playfair and Argyle St). Check out the map and the list of times and places here. First meeting for 2009 This is just a quick note to let everyone in psychsoc know that the first meeting for Psychsoc 2009 is this Wednesday (1st April, Week 4) from 1-2pm in Room MAT511. You don't have to be on the exec team to attend - every psychsoc member is encouraged to come along, have a say and get involved! We also still have positions open (3rd and 4th year reps), so anyone interested in taking those up can come to the meeting this Wednesday and put their hand up. Finally, congratulations to Melissa and Ning Jia, voted President and Vice-president for Psychsoc 09, and all the other elected reps! Welcome to PsychSoc 2009! Hi everyone! Welcome to O-week! If you are a first-year B Psych student or doing a Psychology major, don't forget to drop by the UNSW Psychsoc Stall and sign up to our mailing list. Joining Psychsoc is a great way to get involved at uni, find out more about the course you are going to do, and meet other like-minded psychology students! Psychsoc holds many free events during the year like pub crawls, careers nights, movie nights and study hints and tips for exams. We also usually hold one major social event a year, such as last year's fundraising Masquerade Ball. Keep an eye on this site or our facebook group for information about our AGM, to be held early in Semester 1. Come along to meet the candidates for the 2009 exec team, or even get involved yourself! New ideas and participation are always welcome! For more details email Mel Black at melissa.black@student.unsw.edu.au Psychsoc Careers Night Semester 2 Greetings to all Psychsoc members! As the semester is wrapping up, we have one last great event that you all have a chance to be part of! Psychsoc will be hosting a careers night, featuring: Justine Corry, clinical psychologist Alita Caon, forensic psychologist Both these speakers are graduates of UNSW and will be more than happy to answer questions about future career paths. So, the details: DATE: Wednesday 8th October TIME: 5pm LOCATION: Mat 1114 1 Light refreshments will be provided. Hope to see you there! Volunteers required by the Black Dog Institute! The Black Dog Institute is an organisation dedicated to advancing the understanding, diagnosis and management of mood disorders. This mission is supported through a wide range of research studies, in addition to educational, clinical and community-based services. The Black Dog Institute will be conducting an innovative study on exercise, mood and depression at the Blackmores Sydney Running Festival on Sunday 21st September 2008. In order to do so, they will need a large team of volunteers to help them to survey runners in the events. Volunteers would be trained and supervised by Institute staff. This represents an excellent opportunity to gain experience in conducting field research, and to gain insight into the activities of the Black Dog Institute. Students with an interest in mood disorders, health/sports psychology or research in clinical psychology may be particularly interested in volunteering. A training session for volunteers will be held at 6pm on Wednesday 17th September at the Black Dog Institute in Randwick. For more information, or to register as a volunteer, please call Jo Crawford on (02) 9382 3769 or email jo.crawford@unsw.edu.au Organisational Psychology Careers Fair NSW College of Organisational Psychologists Career Fair, come out and meet employers and prospective professional psychologists and learn more about organizational psychology! It's from 5:30 – 8 pm and registration is $15; you can pay at the event. We'll meet in front of the library, Tuesday, Aug 26th @ 5 pm. Then we'll catch the L94 bus from Kensington – Anzac Parade bus stop to Pitts street where the conference is held. Please let me know if you'd like to meet up with us, so we don't leave without you! Contact Liz 0434680119 rojaliz@gmail.com or Ben 0405679100 ben.walker@tpg.com.au Speed Dater! We will be kicking off the new semester with a Speed Dating event - Speed Dater! It will be a great way to meet new friends and many new students that have just joined UNSW! When: Wednesday 30th July 5pm Where: Club Bar (above the uni bar) *Free Entrance! *Secret Prizes to be won! *Limited Spaces Available, so contact us now! Contact Ning Jia at ninjaong@yahoo.com for further enquires and reservations. Psychsoc Careers Night Attention all budding psychologists! Don't know what's happening after uni? Then come along to our Careers Night! When: Thursday 22nd May 5-7pm Where: Mathews 1016 Staff Room Presenters will be giving an overview of their fields and what they do each day. We'll be hearing from: Rob Hall, an environmental psychologist working in Sydney for Environmetrics; and Jeanette Stewart, a Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Neuropsychologist who works in Neurology/Neurosurgery. Light refreshments will be provided! Brought to you by the Psychology Society and the Advanced Science Students' Society Invite to the next APS College of Health Meeting The APS College of Health has extended an invite to psychology students to attend their next discussion. Presented by Dr Barbara Mullan, the topic will be "Applications of Health Psychology: Helping People Choose Healthy Food and Healthy Behaviours" A great opportunity to network, or just to find out more about Health Psychology! When: Wednesday 14th May, 6.30 for 7pm Where: Randwick Labor Club: 135 Alison Road Randwick. Light refreshments will be provided and the club bar will be open for alcoholic drinks. Cost: $10 for non-members, to be paid on the day. If you wish to attend please RSVP to Jagdua, jagdua@hotmail.com, to allow for seating and catering arrangements. "Exams & Essays: Moving from Ordinary to Extraordinary" with Fiona McDonald When: This Thursday 8 May, 3pm Where: Mat 1016 Staff room What: Come and hear senior PHD student and tutor Fiona McDonald give all her tips about how to achieve excellent grades in psychology and use our time to study effectively. Fiona will give a presentation and then there will be a Q & A session to answer any burning questions. The forum will be followed by food and drink provided by Psychsoc so that people can chat to Fiona and each other afterwards. Not to be missed for keen students! Comedy Night at the Round with Arj Barker When: This Thursday - doors open 7pm but meet in the Roundhouse beergarden from 6pm for pre-drinks/dinner Where: UNSW Roundhouse What: Psychsoc has managed to secure internationally acclaimed comedian Arj Barker as part of his Australian tour (ok so the Roundhouse organised it and Psychsoc is tagging along :) ) Arj usually plays for $50 so $5 for Arc memebers/$10 for UNSW students is seriously good value. May sell out so perhaps best to pre-buy. Come along and join the fun! Call Ben 0405679100 or Stephanie 0422946187 to help meet up. http://www.arjbarker.com Also, Psychsoc's sister society ASSSoc (Advanced Science Students Society) is hosting a BBQ on the commerce courtyard outside CLB 1-2 on Monday. Advance science science students often major in psychology so we've got a lot in common. Come down and enjoy lunch together.. Honours Students Available to Private Tutor RM3A/RM3B Need help with 3rd Year Stats? Then contact one of the following honours students to organise a time and a price for private tutoring: Eunice Oh e.oh@student.unsw.edu.au Helen Paton paton.helen@gmail.com Marley Pulbrook z3159199@student.unsw.edu.au Sarah Lynn sarah.lynn@student.unsw.edu.au Psychsoc Movie Night When: Thursday 24th April 6pm for a 6.30 session Where: We'll be meeting at the Ritz cinema in Randwick at 6pm (39-47 St Paul's St - walking distance from uni). If you're an ARC member, you'll have discount vouchers in your diary. What: Forgetting Sarah Marshall (MA15+) http://www.forgettingsarahmarshall.com is a Romantic Comedy about a guy trying to forget about his ex-girlfriend and then unexpectedly meets her and her new boyfriend while on holidays. It's from the makers of Knocked Up and the 40 Year Old Virgin and sure to be funny (and yes I'm assuming there will be some sexual references but we're all adults here). Call Ben (0405679100) or Stephanie (0422946187) if help is needed meeting up. See you then! Pubcrawl at the Rocks When: 7pm-12am Friday 11 April Where: Starting at the Lowenbrau Keller (cnr Playfair and Argyle St). Check out the map and the list of times and places here. Come experience some of Sydney's best nightlife at the Rocks. Our social coordinator Ben Elliot has done some empirical research into partying and come up with a great night out. We'll start at the Lowenbrau Keller at 7pm (happy hour till 7.30pm) and move on to the Orient Hotel, the Mercantile Hotel, the Harbour View Hotel and wrap up at 12am at Jackson's on George. If help is needed finding us on the night contact Ben Elliot (0422328247) Ben Walker (0405679100) or Stephanie Kelly (0422946187). Don't forget your ID! See you there! Psychology: Science or Pseudoscience? Debate When: 4-5pm Thursday 3 April Where: Level 10 Matthews staff room What: Psychology Prof Jim Kehoe vs Psychology critic Dr Peter Slezak Last year Peter Slezak led a PsychSoc Forum "Is Psychology a Pseudoscience?" and some suggested a debate between Peter and someone from the faculty would be good. So here it is. Peter suggests that psychology is not as "hard" a science as physics or chemistry and that psychologists have "physics envy". Prof Jim Kehoe will be defending psychology as a mainstream science. Expect to be educated and entertained. The speakers will both have 15 minutes and then the floor will be opened so anyone can get into the ring! PsychSoc PUB CRAWL The first social activity for our 2008 Executives will be a Pub Crawl. However it's NOT on this Friday the 4th of April as stated in The Blitz. Finalised, correct details will be on this site. For more information email us at psychsoc_unsw at yahoo.com, or call our President Ben Walker to track us down later in the night (0405679100). PsychSoc STATS TUTORS Below is a list of statistics tutors for psychology subjects, all of which have achieved a minimum grade of a Distinction in their relevant stats course. If you would like help with your stats subjects outside of your normal lecture and tutorial sessions then contact the tutors below to organise one-on-one sessions. Whether you require additional help with only a limited number of topics or throughout the entire course discuss your needs with the tutors to benefit the most from your tutorials. If you have achieved a Distinction or higher in RM2, RM3A or RM3B and would like to be a stats tutor, please send an email to mariooosp@gmail.com. If you have placed your details to be advertised as a tutor and would like to make changes to them, then please send an email to the same address. The available tutors are listed below, with their contact details and fee per lesson. Research Methods 2 - PSYC2001 Susan Li - li.susan@gmail.com / 0410 185 566 - $40 Marios Panayi - mariooosp@gmail.com / 0406 493 696 - $30 Gavin Sladen - gavinsladen@gmail.com / 0415 682 853 - $25 Ben Walker - ben.walker@tpg.com.au / 0405 679 100 - Contact for price Stephanie Kelly - z3158214@student.unsw.edu.au / 0422 946 187 - $30 Adam Bove - z3187041@student.unsw.edu.au - $25 - $35 Maria Faustino - z3190120@student.unsw.edu.au / 0411214112 - Contact for price Kimberley Levi - z3186616@student.unsw.edu.au - $40 - 45 Indiana Lowe - z3158241@student.unsw.edu.au - Contact for price Jessica Cheung - j.cheung@student.unsw.edu.au / 0423 314 133 - $30 RM3A - None RM3B - None PsychSoc PSYCHSOC AGM When: 3pm Thursday March 20 Where: Level 10 Matthews Staff Room What: Psychsoc Annual General Meeting. Vote for and/or become a part of the PsychSoc organising committee. Taking a position is a great way of getting to know other students while playing a part in the running of the society for one of UNSW's most popular fields of study. There are the "top 5" which are President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary and ARC Representative. Year reps are very important for advertising events before lectures. An education adviser can help organise forums. An unlimited amount of people can be "social co-ordinator" to help organise and advertise events. We especially need a new Webmaster/IT Executive, with HTML knowledge, or ideally more, to update and even redesign the website. Please only run for a position if you are serious about the organisation of a student society, and want to actually work at it. Thus, students only taking Psychology 1A as an elective are not advised to run for a position, nor are students who are not looking to study Psychology seriously. Feel free to email us at psychsoc_unsw at yahoo.com to express your interest in a position, or to find out more details about what responsibilities a certain position would hold. Good luck, Patrick PsychSoc PSYCHSOC ARE DOING WHAT?! What: Psychsoc Meet and Greet When: 1pm Thursday March 13 Where: Morven Brown Lawn (C20) Why: Meet other psych students Food: Free Pizza! Arrrgh can't wait, Patrick PsychSoc IT Guy & Treasurer. 2008 & PSYCHSOC To all our new students, welcome to UNSW and PsychSoc! We are of course the student society for anyone studying Psychology at UNSW - which includes you 650 first years. Look to us for all student activities like pub crawls, barbecues, camps, cruises and cake stalls. For those more academically minded, we'll continue to bring you career nights, guest psychologists and hopefully the highly successful Lifeline Counselling workshops. Come meet us at our stall at O Week, and unlike other societies on campus, there is no membership fee if you're a Psychology student! Finally, we're looking for new executives for a range of positions in PsychSoc, so if you're interested in playing a part in the running of the society for one of the most popular fields of study at uni, we especially want to see you at O Week! Have a good year, Patrick PsychSoc IT Guy & Treasurer. PsychSoc, SOAP & ASSSoc CRUISE PsychSoc is teaming up with SOAP and ASSSoc to have ourselves a Cruise-Themed Cruise! It will be on the 4th of November - perfectly timed for people still deluding themselves they don't have to start studying yet, at 7pm King Street Wharf, finishing at 10.30pm. For your enjoyment we have pizza and unlimited drinks - beer, wine, softdrinks and orange juice. That's right, literally unlimited. There will be music, a Best-Dressed Competition and the company of the wonderful PsychSoc Execs. All this, for the amazingly affordable price of $40. Email us at psychsoc_unsw@yahoo.com to get tickets, and remember to bring your ID on the night. The "Cruise Theme" is open to interpretation, from Cruise ships, to Tom Cruise, to Cruise Control in a car - do what you will, but get cruising. Prizes for best costume/dressed. PsychSoc. PsychSoc Forum: 'How to Succeed in Psychology Exams' with Michelle Kam We are all going to be studying long hours for exams over the coming weeks - so why not learn how to study effectively and use our time wisely to achieve the best marks possible? It's the whole 'study smarter not harder' thing. This way we can achieve good grades and hopefully relax a bit more at the same time. Michelle Kam is currently studying M. Org Psyc/PHD and is a class tutor, so has lots of knowledge of study and exams. She is going to give a half hour talk on studying effectively and then we have 20 minutes to ask her questions on everything we want to know about studying. Come along and enjoy an hour of edutainment on a topic that is relevant for all of us! When: 4pm, Thursday 25 October Where: Mathews 511 $: Free! PsychSoc. A Message from ENVISION TEAM ENVISION looks forward to a 2008 in which both PsychSoc and ENVISION, if elected to run COMSOC, will run combined events that will expand the social network of university students as well as form closer faculty relations between COMSOC and PsychSoc. We would love the support of PsychSoc, in which every vote for ENVISION is one step closer to making this vision a reality. End Message. ASSSoc Logo Design Our friends at ASSSoc are having a competition for a new legible, simple and attractive logo for their society, and they want your help. It doesn't matter if you're not an Advanced Science student, whoever has the best design will be rewarded with a $50 UNSW Bookshop Voucher and also the honour of having their design as the new logo for one of the newest societies on campus. Send entries to asssoc@gmail.com with your name and student number. Visit their site for more details. They say it closes Friday October 12th, but if your design is that good, send it anyway! PsychSoc. Psychsoc Forum: 'Is Psychology Pseudo-Science?' with Dr Peter Slezak On Wednesday 10 October, PsychSoc is having a forum exploring the scientific basis of psychology compared to other disciplines such as physics and chemistry. Dr Peter Slezak is a senior lecturer in Cognitive Science in the school of History and Philosophy of Science. He has many publications and has appeared on ABC TV's Lateline and Radio National's "The Philosopher's Zone". If you have opinions on the scientific basis of psychology then come along! Peter is a charismatic speaker and we're hoping to generate some good discussion. For those interested, some may walk down to the Regent Hotel on Anzac parade for a pub meal afterwards. See you at Mathews 511 5-6pm! PsychSoc. Careers Night with Clinical Psychologist Dr Gary Fulcher (as seen on 'Enough Rope') Our current Education Advisor Ben Walker has organised another Careers Night for Psyc students on Thursday 20th September, with Clinical Psychologist Dr Gary Fulcher. This will be a unique opportunity for students to hear about how to become a CP and their day to day worklife. Dr Gary Fulcher has an exceptional story because he was involved in a severe motor vehicle accident and doctors said he would never work again. However, he used principles of CP to help himself recover and is now again active. Because of his amazing story he has been interviewed by Andrew Denton on Enough Rope and the footage can be seen here. The careers night will run from 6-7pm in Mat 1016 (near the psyc office) and will include a presentation and question and answer time. Patrick, PsychSoc. PUB CRAWL! Are you over 18? Do you like alcomahol? Do you, for the most part, enjoy the company of others your age? Then you want us! PsychSoc is having another Pub Crawl this Friday night, September 14th starting at the Löwenbräu (corner Playfair and Argyle), The Rocks at 6pm. Our President Marios will be at the ATMs near the Roundhouse at 6.40pm for anyone who's too afraid to venture into the city on their own. He can be reached on 0406493696. Here is a map, and list of the pubs and times we'll be going to them. PsychSoc. PSYCH CAMP!!! (PHOTOS COMING SOON) We are having a camp for Psyc students from Friday 10th to Sunday 12th of August at the Sun Valley Garden Villas, Bateau Bay near The Entrance. We will be selling tickets ($50, all meals included) in the John Clancy foyer at 12pm, Monday 30th of July, 3pm Wednesday 1st of August and at our stall at Foundation Day on Thursday the 2nd. A deposit of $20 is a must to secure a spot, and the full $50 must be paid by Wednesday the 8th of August. Although there appear to be many opportunities to buy tickets, it will sell out fast, as there are very limited spots. Transport will most likely be by public transport, followed by chauffeur from the station to the campsite, however car pooling is encouraged. Look out for the PsychSoc Execs next week, and have your deposit ready! PsychSoc. BEACH BARBECUE/COOGEE BAY HOTEL We're having our last social event for Semester 1, a beach barbecue at Coogee on Saturday the 9th of June at 1pm. All Psyc students are welcome to come to meet up, have some food off the hotplate and have a little more fun before exams. We'll be meeting at McDonalds at 1pm, but for anyone coming later, look for us at the barbecues - obviously. In case of rain - which looks to be a possibility, we'll be heading to the Coogee Bay Hotel instead. PsychSoc. PSYCHSOC CAREERS NIGHT We had our Annual Careers Night on Wednesday the 2nd of May. Organisational Psychologist, Kate Juniper was on hand to describe her work, and gave students in attendance an opportunity to find out more about her field. The event was a success, and photos can be seen here. Thanks to everyone who came and we hope you benefitted from the night, Patrick PSYCHSOC AGM The PsychSoc AGM will be in WEEK 6, THURSDAY THE 5TH OF APRIL 5PM. It will be held in MATHEWS 1123. We shall be electing the 2007 Electives, and are looking for First Years to get involved, as of course there are First Year Representative positions available - amongst others. The full list of PsychSoc Executive positions can be found here. The current Executives will be present to answer any questions about the Society and we shall discuss our planned events for 2007. If you want to play a part in the running of PsychSoc this year, don't miss the AGM! Once again, Patrick, Treasurer PSYCHSOC PUB CRAWL We're having a pub crawl this Friday the 30th of March for Psych Students - and their friends! Meet upstairs at the Pavilion Hotel on George Street in the city at 8pm, or if you don't know the way come along with the Executives by meeting up at 7.30pm at the Roundhouse. See you there! The one and only, Patrick, Treasurer and More AHDA CONFERENCE - http://www.psych.usyd.edu.au/ahda07/ 2007 - The Year Ahead Hello, and welcome to 2007 from PsychSoc. We're looking forward to another fun and interesting year for all Psychology students, from First Year through to Honours. We'd especially like to welcome the First Years to UNSW and Psychology, and of course give a shout out to our current members. Our first official get-together will be a meet and greet for First Years, to get to know one another and some of the PsychSoc Executives. It will take place at 1pm on Wednesday the 14th of March in Room 1017 of the Mathews Building (Level 10). We look forward to seeing new and old faces there for FREE FOOD and probably some Fun. Of course our AGM is coming up in the near future as well, so check this site regularly for details as they're posted, and if you're a First Year you can sign up on the Forum. We of course have more great stuff planned for the year ahead so make sure you get involved! On behalf of PsychSoc, Patrick, Treasurer RAHMS Golf Day We are looking for 1-2 girls to join us in our team for the RAHMS Golf Day. It's a fun day where all money raised goes to charity, and teams must have a theme. It will be on the 3rd of July, 7:30am to 2pm, with lunch and potential partying afterwards. So if you're a girl who knows how to grip a shaft and swing her hips, get in contact with us by emailing PsychSoc. MASQUERADE CRUISE Lifeline Western Sydney Course Information Evening Hear about the course and meet trainers, staff and other telephone counselling volunteers on Monday 3^rd July 2006 7pm to 9pm at Best Western Wesley Lodge Corner of Queens Road  and Hawkesbury Road Westmead Please join us for supper afterwards Please RSVP by Friday 30^th June 2006 to Lifeline Western Sydney Education & Training Office on 9689 2860 or email alex@lifelinews.org.au Alex Bartlett Lifeline Western Sydney Education & Training Department Mondays, Tuesday, Fridays Ph: 9689 2860 Fax: 9891 2814 Email: alex@lifelinews.org.au CAKE STALL PsychSoc is holding a Cake Stall on May 16^th Tuesday outside the library. Freshly baked cakes of all kinds – lamingtons, chocolate cake, carrot cake, etc – selling for very cheap. All proceeds go back to you as the more cakes we sell, the more events we can organize for you for free or at lower prices. We’re baking these cakes ourselves. Do you feel the love? If so, join us and buy some cake. PUBCRAWL Do you like drinking? Do you like making new friends? Do you like pub crawls? PsychSoc is holding a Pub Crawl on May 19^th Friday. It’s open invite, so bring your friends. The meeting time and place is at 8pm at The Rocks, Löwenbräu. You must be over 18 to attend this event. Don’t know where Löwenbräu is? Kev will be waiting at the Roundhouse on the night at 7pm for those who don’t know the way there. Give him a call on 0415202363 if you can't find him. OTHER UPCOMING EVENTS 1) Masquerade Cruise early into Semester Two. Tickets are looking to cost $45, but this price is not finalised and we’re looking to make it better. 2) PsychSoc Camp. Because the camp was so good, we’re having another one next year for those who missed out on the first, or for any new Psych students. Stay tuned into this website for more details. TEXTBOOK SALES The system for selling old textbooks has changed. If you’re looking to sell your textbooks, please click on the “Textbooks” link on the right to post your details. In order to post, you’ll need to create an account to use the forum (don’t worry, it’s quick and it’s free). Please include your name, the book’s name, author, subject code, selling price and contact information. Once you’ve sold your textbook and would like your details updated, please repost on the forum stating that the textbook has been sold. TUTORS NEEDED AND OFFERED Please go to the forums by clicking on the tuition link on the right. The following information is needed from tutors: - subject levels taught e.g. psyc2001, 3001 (and grade received - distinction minimum. This will be checked) - tutoring rate - availability - any additional info. For anyone who has completed and done well in psyc3001 and psyc3011, Dr. Melanie Gleitzman is offering to support students' grade claims. (Students must email her for permission to advertise her support for them). THE NEW ACADEMIC YEAR - KEEPING YOU POSTED A quick word from the website admin. I hope everyone had a safe and happy holiday: ready again to hit Semester 1 by continuing to hand in assignments late and study for exams on the last day. For those commencing their first year studies in Psychology, welcome and everyone at PsychSoc hopes that you enjoy your first year of Psychology and will consider taking it further. A few things regarding this website that people need to know: This website and our mailing list are our main channel for information to get to you. Critical updates and student opportunities (psych and non-psych) will be regularly posted General Announcements forum page. So read it and read it often. Also, we encourage students to join the mailing list so that we can get information directly to you (to join, email psychsoc_unsw@yahoo.com with the subject heading “MAILING LIST”. We have many events already planned for this year, so unless you want to miss out, read this website and check your email oftenJ. Another important thing: Over the holidays, you may have noticed a new forum. This is for you to post messages, questions, answers, etc. You will, unfortunately, need to register to use it. But registration is free and will take two minutes of your time. Forums are not moderated by lecturers, so the code of conduct is pretty lax. But the usual rules do apply - no foul language, no trading of assignments, etc etc.

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