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Thinking about graduate school but not sure where to start? Join us for a Grad School Q&A where you can ask questions about choosing programs, strengthening your application, funding graduate school, and what to expect from the process.
November 5 | 2–3 PM
Via Zoom
Bring your questions. UTC Graduate School staff and faculty are here to help!
Learn more: utc.edu/gradschool

#UTC #GoMocs #GraduateSchool #GradSchool #PsychologyStudents #CollegeToCareer by @utcpsych

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Psychology seniors, we have two events coming up that were developed just for you!
On October 7 from 4:00–5:00 in Lupton 120, we’ll have a workshop to help you get more comfortable with networking, introducing yourself to professionals, and interviewing. We’ll practice elevator pitches and interview skills, talk about how to make professional connections, and have pizza while we do it.

Then on October 28, you’ll have a chance to actually use those skills at our Psychology Seniors’ Speed Networking Event, where you can meet and talk with professionals.

If you’re planning to come to Speed Networking, you’ll need to attend the October 7 workshop first. Bring a friend and gain these needed skills before graduation! by @utcpsych

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Midterms approaching from every direction. Good thing we trained for this. by @utcpsych

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Psychology seniors, we have two events coming up that were developed just for you!

On October 7 from 4:00–5:00 in Lupton 120, we’ll have a workshop to help you get more comfortable with networking, introducing yourself to professionals, and interviewing. We’ll practice elevator pitches and interview skills, talk about how to make professional connections, and have pizza while we do it.

Then on October 28, you’ll have a chance to actually use those skills at our Psychology Seniors’ Speed Networking Event, where you can meet and talk with professionals.

If you’re planning to come to Speed Networking, you’ll need to attend the October 7 workshop first. Bring a friend and gain these needed skills before graduation! by @utcpsych

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Looking for an internship, your first job after graduation, or just a chance to explore your options?

The All Majors & Internship Fair is coming up on Wednesday, September 23! This is a great opportunity to meet employers, learn about internships and full-time positions, and start making professional connections, no matter your major or where you are in your college career.

More than 45 employers are scheduled to attend, representing fields like healthcare, behavioral health, government, education, finance, law enforcement, transportation, nonprofits, and more. Employers include the City of Chattanooga, McNabb Center, Highland Rivers Behavioral Health, Youth Villages, Hamilton County Schools, Tennessee Department of Children’s Services, Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union, Enterprise Mobility, U.S. Xpress, and many others.

📅 Wednesday, September 23, 2026
⏰ 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
📍 University Center, Tennessee Room

Even if you aren’t actively looking for a job yet, career fairs are a great way to learn what opportunities are out there and practice talking with employers. Bring your résumé and stop by! @utccareer by @utcpsych

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Congratulations to the 157 Psychology students who graduated last weekend – 131 Bachelors, 6 Psychological Science MS, and 20 I-O MS!! by @utcpsych

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More photos of our amazing students presenting at the Research and Arts Conference on Wednesday!! by @utcpsych

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Shoutout to Doga Ocal for representing at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR)! Doga presented research exploring what students find most helpful about psychology as a profession, using thematic analysis to better understand career development reflections. We’re proud to see such impactful work contributing to the future of psychology and student success! #NCUR #UndergraduateResearch #Psychology #StudentSuccess #AcademicExcellence by @utcpsych

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Shoutout to senior Ellie Minneci for presenting at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR)! Ellie shared her work, “Narratives of Calling,” reflecting on Catholic sisters and exploring themes of culture, community, and continuity. Her research highlights the power of storytelling in understanding vocation and identity. NCUR is a premier national conference that brings together undergraduate students from across the country to showcase their research, scholarship, and creative work offering a platform to engage with peers, faculty mentors, and professionals in a wide range of fields.
#NCUR #UndergraduateResearch #StudentResearch #Humanities #AcademicExcellence by @utcpsych

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Here is the first of multiple posts celebrating our amazing students who presented at the Southeastern Psychological Association Conference in New Orleans this spring! And a big shout out to Psychological Sciences graduate student, Maya Saxe, for winning the CEPO Graduate Student Award for Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) for her presentation and paper titled, “Who Seems Guilty? Stereotypes and Perceptions of Sexual Grooming.” by @utcpsych

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Just a peak at some of tonight’s performances! A big thank you to all of the amazing faculty and staff across campus who put themselves out there to support our students!!! Thank you Dr. O’Leary, Dean Frost, Professor Heinrici, Dr. Overton, Professor Byers, Hayleigh Weissenbach, Dr. Teaford, Dr. Huber, and Dr. Walker (although it’s her lab so she didn’t have a choice). Our student co-hosts were also phenomenal - Cassie Almond brought the dad jokes, Jaxson Hill tested our knowledge with a kahoot, and Maya Saxe stumped us all (except Navin) with a spelling bee break. Several other students contributed to the planning, snack carrying, and ticket table work that made this possible (thank you). Finally, we also like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who came, had fun, and helped us fund student research! #antitalentshow by @utcpsych

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