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Undergraduate Psychology Association (UPA)
Welcome to the 2013-2014 School Year!!!
The Undergraduate Psychology Association (UPA) is not only an excellent opportunity to get involved at UB but also a terrific way to meet new people. This organization's goal is "to promote the study of and interest in psychology in and beyond the university setting." Basically, we are a bunch of crazy psych students who get together to do tons of fun activities. If you are thinking of joining, or maybe just have a question, stop by 212 Park Hall and talk to one of our friendly officers.
How to Succeed in the Psychology Department - Presentation by Michele McNerney
Office Location: 212 Park Hall
Phone: 645-3669
