Current Executive Committee President’s Message
17th Executive Committee President’s Message
Dear NUS Psychology Community,
Hope that all of you are having a great (or at least survivable) semester thus far! My team and I are deeply humbled to have been elected as the 17th Executive Committee (17th EXCO), and are excited to build on the great foundations established by the 16th Executive Committee. While the end of the pandemic will bring about great opportunities to bring the Psychology Committee closer together, these possibilities signify higher expectations for the next batch of EXCO to deliver.
Thankfully, I have a well-rounded team who are ready to surmount these expectations. Introducing the 17th Executive Committee!
Eugene Low Yi Heng (President) – @ewgenelow
Cladys Lian Hui Xin (Vice-President) – @cladyslian
Valerie Lim (Honorary General Secretary)
Ruth Lai Ru En (Assistant Honorary General Secretary)
Poh Chen Faye (Treasurer)
Charlyn Boh (Director of Academics)
Ang Jun Ray (Director of Marketing)
Lim Shi Qi Victoria (Director of Publicity)
Roann Chew Wan Lin (Director of Welfare)
Coming into AY22/23, the fabric of our psychology community remains as diverse. We are individuals at different phases of life, some of us lacking meaning but choosing to live in the moment, some of us knowing where we want to go but finding it difficult to get there. We are individuals with different career aspirations. We are individuals who have formed unique perspectives and beliefs. Yet all of us are bonded by a common passion for a subject and by friends in psychology whom we confide in. As the next batch of EXCO, it is our task to bring this unique bunch closer together, to show that you are not a psychology student merely for the modules you take, but also for the community of support that surrounds you.
To serve the NUS psychology community better, the 17th EXCO has highlighted 3 key goals that we wish to focus on in the upcoming year, namely:
(a) Listening more to the needs of the psychology community
– Building a wider outreach to increase our touchpoints with the community
– Actively seeking feedback from the psychology community
– Ensure that the needs of our community are met for every initiative
(b) Forming a closer psychology community
– Prioritising the connections that can be made from initiatives
– Building long term initiatives that can allow for the maintenance of connections among members
– Increasing the quantity of welfare initiatives for community
(c) Providing stronger support for current and prospective students
– Becoming the primary source of information for academic queries
– Spreading information on mental wellness support
– Strengthening collaborations with external organisations
The 17th EXCO has high hopes of achieving all 3 key goals by the end of our term. It is ambitious, (I’m not going to lie I have my own doubts for sure…), but that is not going to stop us from trying, because we understand that addressing these needs is the best way to help our community. We hope that you, as part of our large NUS psychology community, can continue to support us in the initiatives that we run so that we know if our community’s needs are being met. We look forward to bringing you more welfare, more academic guidance and more interactions with our psychology community!
If you read through this entire message, thank you (time very well spent). Have a great semester ahead!
Best regards,
Eugene Low (Mr)
President
17th Executive Committee
Past Executive Committee President’s Message
16th Executive Committee President’s Message
Dear Members,
A year has passed since the 16th Psychology Society Executive Committee (ExCo) took up leadership of our society, and so much has happened since! It is my great pleasure to address you today, as we look back at what the society has accomplished, and prepare for the future by selecting the 17th ExCo, to whom we will entrust leadership of the society for the upcoming year.
Before I continue, I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of my fellow ExCo members, the subcommittee and project teams members, society members, our staff advisors, the University, and last but not least, the NUS Psychology community. Without your unwavering support and enthusiasm, none of our accomplishments would have been possible.
I would like to start by reviewing the past year. Given the COVID-19 situation, the first few initiatives the society launched were mostly conducted online. Nonetheless, the team worked very hard to ensure that the initiatives would be useful, appealing, and accessible to our community. These include Psychology Appreciation Week (PAW) I, during which a series of initiatives to support our community through the exam periods were launched. It was also during this time that our beloved mascot, Polly the Psychology Otter, was introduced. Following this were the NUS Psychology merchandise sales. Not only were previous designs of merchandise made available, but new designs of T-shirts, tote bags, and laptop stickers were also created by the team. During PAW II, when the COVID-19 situation had improved, a well-decorated booth was set up prominently on campus, to distribute free welfare packs to Psychology students, facilitate merchandise sales, and be an encouraging and cheery presence as we prepared for our assessments. The team is extremely grateful to have had these opportunities to cater to the wellbeing of our community.
In addition to welfare, the 16th ExCo also understands the importance of academic and career-related events. Hence, we worked to secure opportunities for our students to interact with professionals in Psychology-related industries, through initiatives such as Ask-Me-Anything (AMAs), Career Talks, and the Welcome Tea. We partnered with other societies to organise the UniPsych Symposium. The society’s website was also revamped, and furnished with new module reviews. And in the spirit of exploring the use of Psychology in our everyday lives, new episodes of the InPsychOut podcast were released. We have been encouraged by your positive feedback for our initiatives, and once again thank you for all your support.
I would also like to make a quick mention of Psychology Camp 2022. Held for three days in the summer of 2022, the camp provided Psychology freshmen with a warm welcome into our Psychology community, and guided them in navigating University life as freshmen.
I will close my address by speaking about an important reason why we are gathered today, which is to select the 17th ExCo from the nominees who have courageously stepped up. The ExCo who are elected today will be the ones spearheading the future initiatives and events that we will experience. They will be the ones catering to the needs of our community. I wholeheartedly wish them all the best in their endeavours, as they overcome the challenges that may come their way, and make steady progress in serving our community. It is my sincerest hope that you would give them the kind of enthusiastic support you have given us. Thank you very much for everything, and take care!
Best wishes,
Ramesh Yoheshwer
President
16th Executive Committee
*This speech was delivered during the Annual General Meeting 2022
15th Executive Committee President’s Message
Dear Members of NUS Psychology Society,
I am humbled, honoured and privileged to assume the role of President of the NUS Psychology Society. I am deeply grateful to my predecessor, Brendon Soh, for his leadership and noble contributions to our society. I am inspired by the commitment of our previous members and all of their achievements. Indeed, the growth of our society has been propelled collectively by its members.
It is of great pleasure that I introduce to you the 15th Executive Committee!
Ganeash Selvarajan (President)
Soh Ying Yin (Vice-President)
Seow Hui Qin (Honorary General Secretary)
Huang Qingyi (Asst. Honorary General Secretary)
Jolin Toh Kai Xin (Treasurer)
Qistina Binte Mohammed Sidek (Director of Academics)
Teh Ru En (Director of Welfare)
Tan Jia Hui Rachel (Director of Publicity)
Joanne Lim Ting En (Director of Marketing)
To all members, we would like to thank you for the ongoing support which you have shown to us. To date, the Psychology Society has been functioning as a bridge between existing members, the NUS Psychology Department, as well as external organisations.
My team is committed to the following:
1) To continue serving as a bridge between all members, the Psychology Department, and our external partners
2) To meet the academic and welfare needs of NUS PsychSoc members via sharings and social events
3) To promote mental health literacy in creating a more compassionate and supportive NUS community
4) To build on our existing PsychSoc initiatives in ensuring better member engagement with the Society
As we seek to do more to bring this community to greater heights, we would greatly appreciate any thoughts and feedback that you may have. My team will be introducing themselves and their aspirations for the society on our social media platforms such as telegram channels and instagram page . Do approach any members of the Executive Committee with any concerns and we will assist you to the best we can! Alternatively, you may write to us at nuspsyche@gmail.com and we will reply at the earliest opportunity.
We thank you for all the support you have given us over the years, and we hope to receive your feedback as we push for more initiatives. Finally, we wish you all the best in your studies, work, and any other interests you may currently be pursuing. We look forward to seeing you at our events!
Best regards,
Ganeash Selvarajan (Mr)
NUS Psychology Society
President
15th Executive Committee
Email: president@nuspsyche.org
14th Executive Committee President’s Message
Dear members of Psychology Society,
A very warm greeting to all of you! Firstly, let me thank the 13th Executive Committee for the effort and dedication that they have put in over the past year to the Society. They have made tremendous contributions by looking out for our welfare and planning exciting events for all of us. We greatly appreciate the things that they have done, and we wish them all the best in their future endeavours!
In this academic year, the 14th Executive Committee would like to continue building on the work of our predecessors to prioritise member engagement. We hope to do this by increasing the number of opportunities for members to bond with one another and to meet the members of the Executive Committee. Through these sessions, we hope to foster a greater sense of belonging within the Society by increasing interaction between members of different years. Our interaction with you would also allow us to better understand your interests and concerns, which would help us better plan programs that would benefit you.
Please allow me to introduce the 14th Executive Committee:
Mr Brendon Soh San Yong (President)
Mr Wong Jin Nen (Vice-President)
Ms Ow Jing Teng (Honorary General Secretary)
Mr Khoo Jingren Forster (Assistant Honorary General Secretary)
Ms Stacey Woo Wen Xin (Honorary Treasurer)
Mr Tan Wee Han (Director of Academics)
Mr Ho Ka Yip, Kenneth (Director of Marketing)
Ms Ying Chenfei (Director of Welfare)
My team is committed to the following:
- To continue serving as a bridge between all members, the Psychology Department and our external partners;
- To increase the number of member bonding and engagement sessions;
- To continue organising programs catered to your needs and interests.
Do look out for our ongoing programs such as trips to IMH, SAAC and Prison visits. We also plan to invite our alumni and distinguished speakers for our Alumni conversations and Career Sharing Sessions. In addition, we will be having our Psychology Appreciation Week later this year where we will be distributing welfare packs and holding various activities. There are many more events to come, do look out for them in our email blasts, social media and Telegram group!
As we seek to do more to bring this community to greater heights, we would appreciate any thoughts and feedback. Do approach any members of the Executive Committee with any views or concerns and we will do our best to assist you! Alternatively, you may write in to us at nuspsyche@gmail.com and we will reply at the earliest opportunity.
If you have friends who are interested in psychology or majoring in psychology but have yet to join our Society, do encourage them to join! For a fee of $5, our members have membership lasting for a lifetime, priority to our events, eligibility for our welfare packs and more! The sign-up form can be found at tinyurl.com/psychsocreg.
We thank you for all the support you have given us over the years, and we hope to receive your feedback as we push for more initiatives. Finally, we wish you all the best in your studies, work, and any interests you are pursuing. We look forward to seeing you at our events!
Best regards,
Brendon SOH San Yong (Mr)
NUS Psychology Society
President
14th Executive Committee
Email: president@nuspsyche.org
13th Executive Committee President’s Message
Dear Psychology Society members!
A warm hello to all of you. A new term, new start, and a new exco! I would like to thank the 12th Exco for the commitment and hard work they have contributed over the past year, and we wish them all the best in their future endeavours! At the same time, it is with great pleasure that I introduce you, the 13th Executive Committee.
To all members of Psychology Society, we would like to thank you for the ongoing support which you have shown us. To date, Psychology Society has been functioning as a bridge between existing members and the Psychology Department and other external organisations. As the newly elected Exco of the Psychology Society, we are looking to foster a sense of belonging within our members, and to increase outreach to more students. As such, we are looking to get our members more involved, so do look out for sub comm recruitments and our various informal activities that are coming your way!
If you missed out last year’s trips to IMH, SAAC, or Prison visits, fret not, as we will be bringing them all back this year! Making a return to our long list of events for you is InspirePsych, where we invite speakers to talk about psychology topics, of which some are not taught in our modules. Also, be sure to check out this year’s Psychology Appreciation Week (PAW), as we will be distributing welfare packs and having various activities such as Wear-Your-Psych-Shirt day and lucky draw. We will also be inviting our alumni and distinguished speakers for Alumni conversations, Career Sharing Sessions and the yearly UniPsychSymposium. These talks will be extremely helpful if you are as blur of a freshie as I was 😦
To stay up to date with all of our events and enjoy discounted rates, do join as a member through the link tinyurl.com/psychsocreg for a mere $5! As a member, you will be given priority to our events, and this membership lasts for a life time, which means that you can still participate in events even after you graduate! We warmly welcome anyone with an interest in Psychology to join, regardless of major. Do also look out for our upcoming Telegram channel for announcements on the events of our society. We will be using this as a platform secondary to our email blasts to keep our members in the loop as well. If you have any questions or initiatives, do direct them to nuspsyche@gmail.com! Finally, we would like to wish all of you the best for the academic year, and see you at our events!
Best regards,
LIM Zhi Hao (Mr)
NUS Psychology Society
President
13th Executive Committee
Email: president@nuspsyche.org
12th Executive Committee President’s Message
A warm welcome to the official website of NUS Psychology Society!
The brain is wider than the sky. — Emily Dickinson
Established in 2006, NUS Psychology Society is a student-led body that serves as a bridge between Psychology majors, Psychology major alumni, Psychology department, and various external partners. Our growth has been steadfast in the past decade, and this could not have been possible without your continued support! On behalf of the 12th Executive Committee, I’d like to express our appreciation to the 11th EXCO for their dedication and hard work, as well as everyone who have supported the society in one way or another. We’ll continue to strive towards fostering greater interests in the field of Psychology in NUS and beyond. We are also committed in promoting the welfare of our members, and building an active Psychology community that is supportive and tightly-knit.
This year, we have exciting plans lined up for you! Besides bringing back popular programmes like Lab Tours, and visits to IMH, Prison, SAAC for those who want to know what Psychologists really do. We’ll also be planning inpsychfulinsightful talks, exploring Psychology topics that’ll expand your knowledge beyond the classroom. Psychology Appreciation Week (PAW) will return too, with fun-filled activities such as Wear-Your-Psych-Shirt Day and Welfare Pack Distribution, for an extra boost of energy. For those who wish to gain experiences, Career Talks and Alumni Conversations will help to provide guidance, on top of the volunteering and internship opportunities we share! As the list goes on, you can stay updated on our latest activities by following our social media platforms.
Of course, you’ll need to be a member to be informed and prioritised for all these benefits. Not sure how to sign up? Simply drop us an email at nuspsyche@gmail.com to state your interest, or fill in this form. With a one-time fee of $5, you will become a member for a life-time — able to enjoy privileges even after graduation! We welcome all NUS students/staff with an interest in Psychology or want to learn more about it, regardless of major!
As we seek to bring our Psychology community to greater heights, we’d love to hear what you think! Feel free to share your thoughts, ideas, or questions by writing to us at nuspsyche@gmail.com. For those interested in being a part of thebehind-the-scenes crew, you can also join us as a Sub-Committee member, do look out for recruitments! Thank you for your support in NUS Psychology Society. We wish everyone all the best in this academic year, and see you at our events!
Best regards,
Zhang Chuqiao (Ms)
NUS Psychology Society
President
12th Executive Committee
Email: president@nuspsyche.org
11th Executive Committee President’s Message
Welcome to the official website for NUS Psychology Society!
Psychology – the scientific study of the human mind
The Psychology Society is a student-led body that acts as bridge between Psychology majors, Psychology major alumnus, the Psychology Department as well as various external organisations. It aims to promote Psychology not just to Psychology students but for anyone and everyone who has an interest in Psychology. It also aims to promote the welfare of current members of Psychology society and to create a tight-knit group of like-minded individuals.
This year, we plan to bring back everything we love from last year such as the popular Prison tours, IMH tours and Lab tours for anyone interested in what we really do (besides reading your mind of course). We’ve also lined up a series of academic talks for you to be more exposed and informed on the career prospects in the field of Psychology. For students who wish to give back to society (and not our own), we’ve still got volunteer opportunities with organizations such as the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) and the Institute of Mental Health (IMH). For those of you still not drawn in by our extensive list of benefits, we’re still having our Psychology Appreciation Week (PAW) which includes Wear-Your-Psych-Shirt Day, Welfare Pack Distributions and Appreciation Letters to Staff and more!
Of course, you must first be a member if you are wish to be informed and to have priority for these events. It’s simple! Send an email to nuspsyche@gmail.com indicating your interest to be a member and for just $5 you get a lifetime membership! Our pre-requisites, being a Psychology society, is that you must have a mind! Otherwise, we gladly welcome all NUS students, regardless of their major, into the Society, so we hope you would join us soon!
For anyone who feels that they can and they wish to contribute to the society in one way or another, let us know by sending an email to nuspsyche@gmail.com. We are always looking for new members, event helpers, and even ideas! Thank you for your continued support in Psychology society and we wish everyone the best for the year ahead of us!
A bird that does not believe it can fly eventually flies when it stands on the edge and is pushed off by those who believed in it.
Best Regards,
Hoo Xun Yi (Mr)
NUS Psychology Society
President
11th Executive Committee
Email: president@nuspsyche.org
10th Executive Committee President’s Message
Welcome to the official website for NUS Psychology Society!
The society is a student-led body that acts as a bridge between students in FASS studying Psychology, Psychology major alumnus, the Psychology Department as well as various external organisations. Its goal is to foster a cohesive community with an interest in all things pertaining to the broad field of Psychology. The Society not only organises events such as talks and tours related to Psychology, but also strives to promote the welfare of our members.
This year, Psychology Appreciation Week (PAW) makes its return once in each semester. Comprising Wear-Your-Psych-Shirt Day, Welfare Pack Distributions and Appreciation Letters to Staff, PAW is the period to show pride and gratitude for the major that we love and the people in them. Prison tours, IMH tours and Lab tours will also be lined up for those who are interested in what goes on behind closed doors. Talks and seminars this year are also coming back, only bigger and better. Apart from the usual annual Academic Talks, NUS Psychology Society is also working with the Duke-NUS Cognitive Neuroscience Lab to organise specialised topical talks relating to cognitive neuroscience and – hold your breath – more internship opportunities! With so many activities to look forward to, do keep a look out on this space and our Facebook page for registration details.
Of course, only members will have priority access to these events. The good news is that if you’re not a member, all you need to do is send an email to nuspsyche@gmail.com requesting for membership at your convenience and a lifetime membership that entails priority access to events, first-hand information about internships and volunteering opportunities, and an invitation to attend the Annual General Meeting is yours for only $5! We gladly welcome all NUS students, regardless of their major, into the Society, so we hope you would join us soon!
Joining us as a member automatically places you in our mailing list. Unfortunately, if you are not a member, in light of the new Personal Data Protection Act, we are unable to send information of events without your prior consent. If you are interested in receiving information regarding volunteer opportunities, internships and other Psychology related events, please send an email to nuspsyche@gmail.com to indicate your permission to subscribe to our mailing list.
If you’re thinking of spending your time in a meaningful way during your university life, members are welcome to volunteer at our events with organisations we have partnerships with such as the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) and the Institute of Mental Health (IMH). We will also be recruiting committee members for Psychology Camp from December 2015 to February 2016, so stay tuned for that!
Please continue to support us this new academic year. Let us know your interest in contributing or offer us your valuable feedback and suggestions by sending an email to nuspsyche@gmail.com. We wish you all the best in this academic year!
Best Regards,
Chan Tsin Damien (Mr)
NUS Psychology Society
President
10th Executive Committee
Email: president@nuspsyche.org
9th Executive Committee President’s Message
Welcome to the official website for NUS Psychology Society! Are you one of our members? If not, we hope that you would join us soon! We gladly welcome all NUS students, regardless of their major, into our society.
NUS Psychology’s Society’s Annual General Meeting has concluded on 4th September 2014 and we are proud to introduce to you the 9th Executive Committee who will be serving you in this academic year of 2014/2015.
President: Sean Tan
Vice President: Lim Wee Ping
Honorary Treasurer: Ivana Chan
Honorary General Secretary: Natasya Aviana
Assistant Honorary General Secretary: Raymeo Kuah
Academic Director: Liew Liang Hong
Publicity Director: Chee Yin Shan
Welfare Director: Gan Wei Kang
Psychology Society is a student-led body that strives to promote the welfare of our members. We also hope to allow interested parties to better know the field of psychology. We organise a variety of events throughout the year to look after members’ academic and non-academic needs. We have Psychology Appreciation Week which includes welfare pack distribution and Wear-Your-Psych-Shirt Day! In addition there are also academic tours and talks available. This year we hope to bring the freshmen a revitalised Psychology-Camp so stay tuned! Apart from carrying on with established events, the 9th Executive Committee welcomes feedback and suggestions from members to adapt and streamline our existing events to better cater to our members’ needs.
NUS Psychology Society also intends serve as a bridge between Psychology majors, alumnus and the Psychology Department so as to foster a cohesive community amongst them. As such, we would hope to see all of you at our events, so that we can get to know each other better.
In this new academic year, we also strive to further engage both our current and senior members by offering more bonding opportunities through hosting more gatherings. Through this, we hope to allow all our members, be it those who are currently studying or those that have graduated, to interact with each other and share valuable experiences. In addition, we also hope that these gatherings would be platforms where the 9th executive committee and the members can get to better know each other. Look out for the gatherings during the holidays!
For those interested in planning for our activities, we would be recruiting sub-committees for Psychology Camp from December 2014 to February 2015. Members are also welcome to volunteer at our events or with organisations such as the National Kidney Foundation and the Institute of Mental Health. We hope that it will be a meaningful journey and experience for all of us!
Please continue to support us this new academic year. Let us know your interest in contributing or offer us your valuable feedback and suggestions by sending an email to nuspsyche@gmail.com. Alternatively you can approach any of the friendly committee members in school. We wish you all the best in this academic year!
Warm Regards,
Sean Tan
President
9th Executive Committee
NUS Psychology Society
http://nuspsyche.org
8th Executive Committee President’s Message
Welcome to the official website for NUS Psychology Society! Are you one of our members? If not, we hope that you would join us soon! We gladly welcome all NUS students, regardless of their major, into our society.
The society is a student-led body that strives to promote the well-being of our members. We organise a variety of events throughout the academic year to look after members’ academic and non-academic needs. Welfare pack distribution, Wear-Your-Psych-Shirt Days and academic-related tours are some activities you can continue to look forward to. Apart from carrying on with established events, the 8th Executive Committee would further utilise feedback channels and suggestions from members to adapt and streamline our existing events to better cater to our members’ welfare.
In this new academic year, we also strive to further engage our members by offering ad-hoc event-planning positions. Through this, we hope to enable our members to gain valuable experiences while allowing the committee and the members to get to better know each other. For instance, sub-committees can be established for welfare, publicity and Psychology Camp. Please let us know your interest by either emailing us at nuspsyche@gmail.com or by approaching anyone of us in school. Trust us, it will be a meaningful journey and experience!
Psychology Society also intends serve as a bridge between Psychology majors, alumnus and the Psychology Department so as to foster a cohesive community amongst them. As such, we would hope to see all of you at our events, so that we can get to know each other better. Please continue to support us this new academic year and do offer us your valuable feedback and suggestions by sending an email to nuspsyche@gmail.com or by approaching any of the friendly committee members. We wish you all the best in this academic year.
See you at our events!
Warm Regards,
Yeo Pei Shi
President
8th Executive Committee
NUS Psychology Society
http://nuspsyche.org
7th Executive Committee President’s Message
NUS Psychology’s Society’s Annual General Meeting has concluded on 6th September 2012 and we are honoured to introduce to you the 7th Executive Committee who will be serving you in this academic year of 2012/2013.
| President: | Ong Jiang Jiang Ace |
| Vice President: | Elizabeth Deborah Ann Chin Si Min |
| Honorary General Secretary: | Pang Jiayu, Adeline |
| Assistant Honorary General Secretary: | Ng Yu Xin |
| Honorary Treasurer: | Ding Jiaqi |
| Academic Director: | Trini Zerlina Tan Zhao Ling |
| Academic Director: | Teo Han Zi |
| Welfare Director: | Wong Ji Wei |
| Welfare Director: | Yoon Poh Tuck Bryan |
The NUS Psychology Society is a student-led body which seeks to promote the well-being of our members and meet the academic needs of Psychology majors via the events we organize throughout the year. Besides implementing the initiatives established by the previous Executive Committees, we will continue to refine and tailor our existing events to better cater to our members by reviewing the valuable feedback that all of you have provided.
We strive to engage our members more this new academic year by providing ad-hoc positions in our event-planning. We hope that this will enable our members to gain valuable experiences at event-planning and develop a sense of belonging to the Psychology Society. At the same time, we hope to serve as a bridge between Psychology majors, alumnus and the Psychology Department and cater to the welfare of everyone to bring about a cohesive NUSPsyche family.
Please continue to support us this new academic year and you are welcome to provide us with any valuable feedback and suggestion by sending an email to nuspsyche@gmail.com.
Looking forward to meeting you at our events!
Warm Regards,
Ace Ong
President
7th Executive Committee
NUS Psychology Society
http://www.nuspsyche.org
6th Executive Committee President’s Message
Dear Members,
NUS Psychology’s Society’s Annual General Meeting has concluded on 25 August 2011 and it is my honour to introduce to you the 6th Executive Committee who will be serving you in this new academic year of 2011/2012.President: Annabel Koh Shi Min
Vice President: Chng Jia Hui
Honorary General Secretary: Ho SiMin
Assistant Honorary General Secretary: Evon Lock Xin Yi
Honorary Treasurer : Seah Yun Han
Academic Director: Chong Yao Chung Eugene
Academic Director: Ang Kah Yik Ben
Welfare Director: Angeline Tan Yu Zhen
Welfare Director: Camy TngWelfare Director: Anthea Chua Hui Ting
Publicity Director: Ong Jiang Jiang Ace
In this new academic year, the 6th Executive Committee will continue to be a source of academic support for Psychology majors and promote a holistic student life among our members through our various activities. We will continue to reach out to our members with the initiatives started off by the previous Executive Committees and also come up with new ones to serve our members better and create a platform for bonding. We hope to be able to meet our members during our events and get to know each and every one of you better, allowing you to have a sense of belonging to the society and making you a part of our NUSPsyche family.
We sincerely hope that you will continue to support us by actively participating in our events and providing us with your valuable feedback on how we can serve you better.
Feel free to find us at the Psych Room or drop us an email at nuspsyche@gmail.com if you have any questions, suggestions or feedback.
All the best for the academic year ahead!
Warm Regards,
Annabel Koh
President
6th Executive Committee
NUS Psychology Society
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