Links

• LearnPsychology.org  Resources and tools for students who want to pursue a degree and career in mental health and psychology.  Click here to go to LearnPsychology.org
  
  
• gradPSYCH  (an APA site) offers a wealth of information for psychology students? For instance, the page currently offers a primer on winning federal grants and tips for taking full advantage of poster presentations.  Click here to go to gradPSYCH.

•   Psychology Degree Guide.ORG  one of the most complete databases of psychology degree programs on the web.  The site features information on over 6,000 programs, student interviews, and informative articles about psychology specialties and careers.  Click here to go to Psychology Degree Guide.ORG. 

• Eastern Psychological Association (EPA) is a regional organization of psychologists who represent a wide variety of fields within psychology. Each year this group meets to present the latest findings in different areas of psychology. Student membership is encouraged. Many students in our department not only belong to this association but have also presented their research at this conference. See Dr. Ralph Payne if you are interested in becoming a member. Click here to go to the Eastern Psychological Association homepage.
  
  
• American Psychological Association (APA) is a national professional society composed of professionals, researchers, teachers and students from many areas of psychology. Many members who belong to APA have interests and training in counseling or clinical areas in psychology. Click here to go to the American Psychological Association homepage.
  
  
• American Psychological Society (APS) is a national society that publishes a journal and holds an annual convention focusing on overcoming the boundaries of specialties on exploring major issues in psychological science from a variety of perspectives. Student membership is encouraged. Click here to go to the American Psychological Society homepage.
  
  
• Mental Help Net is a web service with hundreds of connections to relevant sites on the internet.  Click here to go to the Mental Health Net homepage.
  
  
• Internet Mental Health is a Canadian website with a lot of information regarding DSM categories, treatment options, the latest research, etc. Click here to go to Internet Mental Health
  
  
  
• Psychwatch provides a regular newsletter that links you to the latest stories with psychological themes to make their way into the mainline news.  Click here to go the Psychwatch.
  
  
• Psych Web is an award-winning web site with a great deal of useful information, plus many links to other worthwhile sites.  Click here to go the Psych Web homepage.
  
  
• The Ezra Lehman Library, the centerpiece of Shippensburg University, can help you find psychology-related information  Click here to go to its homepage, or here to go to its psychology links page!