Co-Curricular Activities. Get Involved!
Undergraduate students of all majors must do more than fulfill degree requirements if they want to be prepared for a career or graduate school.
By participating in co-curricular activities you can:
- Network with students who have similar interests and share information about classes, research opportunities, internships and more.
Develop the transferable skills desired in any profession - such as communication and teamwork - by developing and achieving project goals with a student group or as a volunteer.
Explore career options, network with professionals, and gain career-relevant experience with a student group or as a volunteer.
Network with professionals by joining and utilizing the resources of a professional organization.
Demonstrate adaptability and resourcefulness by participating in a study abroad program.
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Some of the most important co-curricular activities for psychology & neuroscience majors aren't described in this section of the website. The students in the picture above are research assistants in Dr. Karin James' research lab. Learn more about: |
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