Student Associations

Educational Psychology Student Association (EPSA)

EPSA exists to provide academic, social, financial, and professional support to graduate students in the department.

Mission statement

EPSA is a student-led organization within the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. EPSA exists to provide academic, social, financial, and professional support to graduate students in the department. EPSA seeks to create a department-wide environment of collegial, interdisciplinary relationships which facilitate mutual respect and support among students, faculty, and staff. Events include happy hours, brown bag seminars, research opportunities, coffee with professors, practice job talks and much more. EPSA’s goals are designed to provide concurrent and future benefits to students as they navigate graduate school and strive for success in their chosen profession.

Questions?

Contact EPSA at epsa@uwepsa.org

Diversity and Inclusion Association (DIA)

The purpose of DIA is to promote a diversity of perspectives into teaching, research, professional development, and community-building activities.

Mission statement

The purpose of DIA is to promote a diversity of perspectives into teaching, research, professional development, and community-building activities. We do this by connecting individuals across the four program areas, creating spaces for dialogue, heightening awareness of minoritized communities, and providing opportunities for engagement in social and educational activities. Not only are we committed to these pursuits within our department, but we also strive to engage with and advocate for local and campus communities. Our committee celebrates diverse identities and ideas and is committed to fostering equity and inclusivity in Educational Psychology.

School Psychology Student Association (SPSA)

SPSA is an academic and social organization for students in the School Psychology Program in the Department of Educational Psychology, UW–Madison.