Today I was inducted into the International Psychology Honor Society! When I first got the email saying because of my academic record and involvement in psychology that I was invited to join this prestigious society I was very elated, but that excitement dwindled away being that the email was received a month or so before the actual ceremony. However, the induction today brought that feeling back, and with a risk of sounding a bit over confident, I am very proud! With only a year and a half left of my undergraduate career, I am looking forward to applying for jobs and this honor will look fantastic on a resume. Although I have changed my major to Mass Communications with a focus in Public Relations, I am still minoring in Psychology, and perhaps will even get my bachelors in the psychology field after graduating. Either way I am extremely humbled and proud to be a member of Psi Chi!
“Belief is a beautiful armor, but makes for the heaviest sword” – John Mayer What makes us believe in something? Why do we feel that we must believe in anything? Is there anyone out there who truly believes in nothing? Or better yet, is there anyone in the world who truly believes in something? Most children believe in Santa Claus. I never did. I pretended to for the sake of my parents, but by the time I was six years old, I told them I didn’t believe in him. Many of my friends believed in Santa well beyond six years old and I didn’t let them know I knew the truth. I did often wonder how my friends never caught on though. Maybe they did and were just pretending, as to not ruin anyone else’s belief in the magic of good ole St. Nick.
Great job! I am very proud of you as well. You've been doing a lot of hard work and you deserve your recognition!
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