The purpose of the Psychology/Sociology Club is to promote psychology and sociology and psychology/sociology related activities among Waycross College students.  The Psychology/Sociology Club also supplements and reinforces the information, experience, and fellowship that the students receive in the classroom.  One frequent activity involves inviting guest speakers from the surrounding communities to speak about their work in the areas we study in class.  Since students want to know the requirements for employment in psychology/sociology related areas, the guest speakers share the educational requirements, qualifications, experience, and certification requirements needed to be employed.  Other activities include community projects, field trips, and socials.

If you have a desire to belong to the club or just want to participate, please contact either the faculty advisors or the club president.  The club is open to all current students, regardless of major.  There are no membership fees.
 

	Not long after her arrival in 1996,  Dr. Barbara Losty, President of Waycross College, spoke to the club about her experiences in the field of psychology.
	On October 1, 1998, Stewart Elliston (center), Group and Individual Therapist, gave a talk on his work at Family Reconstructions/S.O.A.P Program.  Also pictured are Ms. Lewis & Dr. Hendrix.
	On March 9, 1999, Darlene Nichols, Case Manager for the Department of Family & Children Services, shared about her work.
	On April 22, 1999, Terry Anderson, Program Director of the Satilla Rape Crisis Program, talked to our club.
	On April 22, 1999, our club also had a year-end social.  Pictured are Joseph Green, past president, and Dr. Goodman, enjoying the food and fellowship.
	On November 4, 1999, Mark Williams, School Counselor for the Clinch County Elementary School, spoke to the club about school counseling.

 
For student information on education and careers in psychology, click here.
For information on sociology related careers, click here.
For information on criminal justice related careers, click here.

 Page last updated March 16, 2006.