The student delegates of Work and Organisational Psychology (WOP) form an administrative body that serves as an intermediary between the students and lecturers of the WOP specialisation at the University of Amsterdam (UvA). The WOP Student Delegates are enthusiastic students who organise study-related activities throughout the academic year, in particular for students taking the WOP specialisation (approximately 250 Bachelor’s and Master’s students in total).

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The board of WOP Student Delegates is made up of 9 students who are united by the conviction that Psychology is a discipline that can make an important contribution to the efficiency and efficacy of organisations. As student delegates, our aim is to help other students to recognise possibilities and opportunities in this area.

Goal of WOP Student Delegates
Students taking the WOP specialisation tend to be unsure about their future labour market opportunities. Because of this, we organise WOP-related lectures, workshops and excursions in order to give students a clearer picture about who their possible future employers could be. By the same token, we get businesses in touch with motivated psychology students.

As WOP Student Delegates we also help ensure the quality of education and organise ‘borrels’ (drinks), thereby actively engaging our fellow students.

What do the WOP Student Delegates have to offer to organisations?
Organisations get the opportunity to increase their brand awareness among psychology students by participating in WOP-related lectures, workshops or excursions organised by the WOP Student Delegates. Each activity is promoted among at least 250 psychology students through promotional materials that are distributed around the UvA’s Psychology faculty, such as on Canvas, posters, Facebook and word of mouth, in which the company name and logo are mentioned.

Lectures are usually given by one or more speakers, who come to the university give approx. 2-hour talks about WOP-related activities within an interesting organisation. Workshops often include more interaction between speaker(s) and students, e.g. by discussing business cases. During an excursion or inhouse day, students visit the organisation and are presented with an interesting programme.

Hopefully this gives you a good impression of the WOP Student Delegates and what we do. Interested? Contact us!

Members

The board of student Delegates of Work & Organisational Psychology consists of the following members in 2021-2021:

Chair: Carmen van Loon

Evaluation Coordinators: Elisabeth Lemmer, Laura Becker, Lee Colmer & Patrycja Skiba

Events: Blanka Boercsoek, Carmen Lith, Sofie Wijlens & Vincent Panhuysen

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The student delegates of Brain & Cognition and Clinical Neuropsychology (B&C) form an administrative body that serves as an intermediary between the students and lecturers of Brain & Cognition and Clinical Neuropsychology. There are currently five enthusiastic student delegates who organise activities such as seminars, excursions, ‘borrels’ (drinks) and film screenings, in particular for students who are taking the Brain & Cognition and/or Clinical Neuropsychology specialisations.

They also organise panel conversations that help ensure the quality of education. Students and the lecturer of a particular course get together in panel conversations in order to discuss potential points for improvement of the course. During these meetings, which are often informal in character, attendees assess the course in terms of what works well, what doesn't work well, and what can potentially be adjusted.

The activities are announced to students through promotional materials that are distributed around the UvA’s Psychology faculty, such as on Canvas, posters, Facebook and word of mouth.

You can reach out to the student delegates anytime if you have tips, complaints or ideas, or if you want more information or ask a question.

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Members

The board of student delegates of Brain & Cognition and Clinical Neuropsychology (B&C student delegates) is made up of enthusiastic students taking the Brain & Cognition and/or Clinical Neuropsychology specialisations at the UvA.

The current members are:

• Soraya Sanchez Maceiras, Chair 
• Hanneke Verlijsdonk, Treasurer and Chief Borrel
• Marleen van de Beek, Course Evaluations CNP and Promotion
• Hester Sijtsma, Secretary and Course Evaluations CNP
• Katinka Pennings, Chief Activities and Promotion
• Bren Meijer, Course Evaluations B&C
• Thijs Baaijen, Course Evaluations B&C

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The student delegates of Clinical Developmental Psychology form an administrative body that serves as an intermediary between students and lecturers of Clinical Developmental Psychology.  The student delegates are a group of enthusiastic students who organise study-related activities such as seminars, film screenings, excursions and drinks for both Bachelor's and Master’s students and the programme group's staff.

They help ensure the quality of education by organising panel conversations with lecturers in which they evaluate courses. This way, lecturers get direct input about what works well, what doesn't work well, and what can potentially be adjusted in their course.

The current members are:

Esmee Ris (Chair)

Maxime Klingers (External Communication)

Mirthe Ofwegen (Evaluation)

Nadine Vousten (Activities)

You can approach us if you have ideas for a seminar, drinks or other activity, but also for tips, information and questions. We’d love to hear from you.

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The student delegates of Clinical Psychology form an administrative body that serves as an intermediary between students and lecturers of Clinical Psychology. The student delegates are a group of enthusiastic students who organise study-related activities such as seminars, film screenings and excursions for students and staff of the research domain. They also organise panel conversations to evaluate courses with the respective lecturer.

The student delegates’ goal is, on the one hand, to give students a clearer picture of the workfield that they will likely enter after graduation, and on the other hand, to build a bridge between students and lecturers in order to increase involvement on both sides. The latter is done by panel conversations in which we safeguard the quality of education and voice the students’ opinions. 

You can approach us for all kinds of matters:

• ideas or questions about a seminar, borrel or other activity.
• discontent about an examination or assignment, or other comments, complaints or ideas you may have related to the research domain.
• ideas related to the domain-specific education.

Members

The board of Student Delegates of Clinical Psychology is made up of 5 enthusiastic students taking the Clinical Psychology specialisation at the UvA.

Current members

The current members are:

• Loizos Katsaris - Vice Chairman and Head of Finances    
• Julius Rummland - Secretary and Head of Media
• Johannes Rummland - Head of Education Evaluation Committee
• Annemarie Buerger - Head of Events and Social Relations
• Leonie Loewy - Chairwoman

Panel conversations

Students and the lecturer of a particular course get together in panel conversations in order to discuss potential points for improvement of the course. During these meetings, which are often informal in character, attendees assess the course in terms of what works well, what doesn't work well, and what can potentially be adjusted. The student delegates often take the initiative for such panel conversations, as they are closest to both parties: the lecturer and the students.

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The student delegates are both Bachelor’s and Master’s students. Our core tasks are, among other things, the organisation of legendary parties, department seminars and excursions. We represent students of our department, and are also involved in course evaluations, in which we address current and future matters related to education and the curriculum. We are here for you. Are you curious about the Psychological Methods specialisation? Do you have questions about the specialisation, or are you just looking for some ‘inside information’ from current students? Are you a Psychological Methods student and do you have questions about your study programme? Don’t hesitate to contact the student delegates!

We are available to answer questions about the study programme, the lectures and, of course, our legendary parties. Don’t be shy and send us an email about whatever topic.

Email: pmlstudentenfractie@gmail.com

Student Delegates of Psychological Methods ‘20/’21

Henry Staub (bachelor PML)

Jan Simson (BDS)

Kyuri Park (bachelor PML)

Britt de Vries (BDS)

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Email address: pmlstudentenfractie@gmail.com

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The Social Psychology specialisation is the most interesting, as well as the most sociable of all specialisations. The student delegates of Social Psychology strive to make the Social Psychology specialisation even more interesting and as lively as possible.

Among other things, we engage ourselves with the teaching evaluations of the Social Psychology courses, in which we sit with lecturers to discuss any educational issues, as well as good suggestions from students. We do this in focus groups. Interested? Send us an email at fractiesociale@gmail.com.

We also organise lectures, in which social psychologists from all kinds of disciplines come over to talk about the latest social-psychological phenomena and what their daily practice at work looks like.  In addition, we organise workshops and excursions to companies, in order to give students a clear picture of their work opportunities upon completion of the Social Psychology study programme. Lastly, we also organise the Social Psychology Christmas party: a good moment to come together and foster relations between lecturers and students, in a sociable, informal and accessible way.

Student Delegates of Social Psychology

Chair

Émilie Bevers

Treasurer and Drinks

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Teaching evaluations and lectures

Liran Naaman

Activities and Promotion

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Student Delegates of Social Psychology

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The Research Master Student delegates are first and second year students from different tracks in the programme. Our core tasks include organizing social and academic events, creating program merchandise, and arranging discussions on course evaluations where we address current and future matters related to education and the curriculum. Some of our past events include the graduate research conference, introduction events, pubquizzes, Christmas parties, and the Psychology Lab Tour and excursions in the free week. We are also in charge of creating the ResMas Psy Facebook group each year. 

Are you curious about the Research Master Psychology programme? Do you have questions about the specialisations, or are you just looking for some ‘inside information’ from current students? 

Or are you already a Research Master Psychology student and do you have questions about your study programme? Don’t hesitate to contact us, we are happy to help.

We are available to answer questions about the study programme, lectures, internships, theses, or the student delegates events. Don’t be shy and send us an email about whatever topic. 

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