Peer Support Scheme
Psychology Department
STUDENT LIFE
Do you want to join a vibrant community of Psychology students? Why not become a member of our recently-formed Psychology Society? “We are Psychology” (WAP) is a society “by students, for students” to help provide a supportive community for students studying in our Department.
If you are a current student, you can join by visiting the Student Union website and logging in with your university details.
WAP PRESENTS:
Upcoming Events
All week 8-12 Oct
Hello Yellow Campaign
Mental Health Awareness
A taste of what's to come
9th Oct
BIG ANNOUNCEMENT WAPPLINGS!
We are dedicating this upcoming week to #worldmentalhealthawarenessday
We have decided to raise money and awareness for Young Minds by joining their #helloyellow campaign. Young Minds have the Vision of "leading the fight for a future where all young minds are supported and empowered, whatever the challenges". So if there is a lot more yellow about this week, I hope it makes you smile. WAP is going yellow and I hope you will join us.
Our main event will be this upcoming Wednesday (9th). More details will be in the following post so keep your eyes peeled.
19 SEP
12- 2 pm - A taste of what's to come Room LP 2.49
20 SEP
12-4 pm - Research Event / Psychology Department
SOCIAL EVENTS
Raise awareness & funds for YOUNG MINDS
Wednesday 9th October get yourself to Dinkys at 8:30pm in your best yellow gear! 💛💛💛
You wonderful Wapplings 10% off everything on the night.
Even more than that - you will get a free spin on that wonderous wheel above with every order!!!
EVEN MORE DISCOUNTS AND FREE BITS!!!
So thank you so much to @dinky_dory_ormskirk for allowing us to take over for the night.
And if you fancy donating that lil bit extra to this great charity (@youngmindsuk ) there will be collection boxes in Dinky Dory's.
So put it in your diary's Wapplings! Wednesday 9th of October, 8:30pm, Dinky Dory's Ormskirk!!!
🍹🎗🏝💛
Research Seminars
WAP will keep you informed with all the
existing research seminar organised by the department.
We invited Prof Alan Baddeley in our first year and looking forward to bring you other eminent psychologist as invited speakers. If you have any suggestions, let us know.