Psychology Student Groups

Course Union Students on the UBC Okanagan Campus

Psychology students lead and/or participate in a variety of organizations.

Psychology Graduate Student Association (PGSA)

The PGSA is a group of Psychology graduate students who seek to improve the well-being and experience of undergraduate and graduate psychology students by hosting graduate school workshops, connecting incoming graduate students with mentors, and working with faculty members on the mentorship of undergraduate students.

Email: ubcopgsa@gmail.com

The Action for Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity Committee (AIDE)

The AIDE committee is a group of graduate Psychology students at Okanagan campus who are working towards addressing issues of diversity and discrimination in academia and the field of psychology. This includes addressing barriers to on campus services, ensuring equal opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students in psychology, and implementing diversity, inclusion and equity training.

Email: diversityinpsychology.ubc@gmail.com
Blog:  blogs.ubc.ca/aide

Mental Health Awareness and Advocacy Club (MHAAC)

MHAAC is composed of a group of graduate students in Clinical Psychology that aim to provide mental health awareness and advocacy both on campus and in the community. This includes providing information to students and the general public, participating in events related to mental health, connecting students with other resources, and develop initiatives with other clubs and programs for mental health.

Email: mhaacubco@gmail.com

For more information about other student clubs or organizations on campus, please visit the Okanagan Student Union’s website: ubcsuo.ca/clubs