The ultimate test of the value of any membership organization lies in the accomplishments of its members. In each year of PSI CHI's history, more and more members have undertaken graduate studies. Now in its 68th year, PSI CHI is well represented in the professional ranks of all the behavioral sciences. The membership directories of the American Psychological Association and the American Psychological Society are studded with the names of PSI CHI members, both active and alumni. This is only one example demonstrating that the Society's purposes are being fulfilled.
Students become members by joining the chapter at the school where they are enrolled.
PSI CHI chapters are operated by student officers, faculty advisors and academic advisors. Together they select and induct the members and carry out the goals of the Society. Because the officers and faculty advisors are volunteers and their time is limited, anyone interested in joining PSI CHI should take the initiative and contact the psychology department in 141 Young Hall or the Peer Advisor in 169 Young Hall. Applications will be accepted October 2 to November 1, 2000. All chapters register their inductees at the PSI CHI National Office, where the membership records are preserved for reference purposes.