Black Psychology Graduate Student Association

The Black Psychology Graduate Student Association (BPGSA) was established because of the USC psychology program's longstanding history of admitting and graduating African American students (often in an effort to reflect the diversity of the state of South Carolina). The BPGSA has been an additional support mechanism through which students have the opportunity to establish strong relationships with African American mentors within the professional community across many disciplines (e.g., psychology, education, social work, etc.). For nearly 20 years, the BPGSA has sponsored or co-sponsored the annual Multicultural Symposium, which has traditionally been a day-long event in which nationally-renowned speakers have discussed issues relevant to the African American community.

Right click here and click "save" to download additional information   about the Multicultural Symposium and for the Poster Presentation Submission Materials.  You must open the file from the location you saved it to so that you can access the materials.

The 22nd Multicultural Symposium is scheduled to take place on March 31, 2005! Also, the 1st Multicultural Poster Presentation will take place on March 30, 2005! This poster presentation will highlight Columbia, South Carolina?s brightest college students across a variety of disciplines. Submissions should be relevant to ethnic minority populations.  Right click here and choose "save" to download information about the call for poster presentations. To access the file, you must open it from the location you saved it to.    

Contact Information

Telephone

803-777-4399

FAX

803-777-9558

Postal address

University of South Carolina, Psychology Department, Columbia, SC 29208

Electronic mail

General Information:  [email protected]  

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Last modified: February 08, 2005