behavioral science
College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Applied Behavioral Science Club

The Applied Behavioral Science Club is the official club of the Behavioral Science Department. The ABSC Club's sole purpose is to prepare students to get into graduate school. This is our 3rd year and many of our former members are in graduate school as we speak! Come by LA 012 to sign up. Membership costs $5.00.

Two main goals of ABSC:

1) Get our members into graduate school.
2) Serving the campus and community.

Club activities will include:

 - Networking with graduate schools and employers
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Preparing grad school applications and letters of recommendation
 - Guest lectures from graduate school recruiters
 - 
Service projects to strengthen resumes/Vitas
 - Undergraduate research coordination; socials and parties.

Upcoming Activities and Volunteer Opportunities:

1. Club Rush - September 9th & 10th from 10:00-2:00 in the Hall of Flags (club gets $100.00 for participating)
2. Adoption Conference Nov. 2nd
3. Baby Care Cupboard - October 10th - Provo & Orem Smiths Stores
4. How to Build a VITA
5. Graduate School Recruiting Activity - Late November
6. Getting through school efficiently seminar
7. Thank you gifts for Behavioral Science faculty - fundraiser
8. When will we be holding our club meetings?
9. Best time for executive committee meetings?
10. Club Retreat - September 18-19th

Alumni Advice to Current Students:

"As far as advice on getting a job, I would suggest working with Career Services and Student Employment Office. I found the mock interview to be helpful. I think the application and interview processes are extremely critical components in landing a job. Having a degree and good grades are great, but students really need to master those skills if they want to compete. The Career Services and Student Employment Office can teach students these vital skills."

"Prepare yourself for a job after graduation by volunteering and/or working in the field you want to work in while you are going through school. Doing this will help you to develop relationships (networking) to help you gain meaningful and related employment sooner!"

Curriculum Vitas

Sample (Dr. Ron Hammond)

Sample (Dr. Barton Poulson)

Sample (Dr. David Yells)



For more information contact

Professor Ron Hammond

Ph: 801-863-8344

E-mail: RonH@uvu.edu

 

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