First-Year Lay Member Program (FLMP)

FLMP is a mentorship opportunity for first-year students to get connected with on-campus community. Students are paired with current official Psi Chi mentors to learn about college life, Psi Chi, and their futures. This program focuses on career development, networking skills, and many other topics of interest. A select amount of first-year students will be admitted into our First-Year Lay Member Program. This free program presents the ability to become involved in Psi Chi at UCR before completing the 14 unit requirement.

Benefits include:

Acknowledgement as a chapter member in your first year
Mentorship from a Psi Chi member
Access to chapter benefits
Networking opportunities
Exclusive socials

Mentee applications are closed for the Winter 2024 quarter.

For questions, please contact us through our email

ucrpsichiflmp@gmail.com or Instagram @ucrpsichiflmp.

Mentee Application

FLMP 2022-2023

FLMP at The Getty. A trip to the world famous Getty center and a lovely picnic at the Central Garden. At Psi Chi, we love to go on adventures!

FLMP 2021-2022

Game Night Social. There is no better way to de-stress after midterms if you are not playing some competitive board games and Super Smash Bros with Psi Chi!

FLMP 2019-2020

Social at Goldman Library. We love to explore different places on campus. Join us by sharing your favorite food in our favorite location within the Psychology Building!

FLMP 2018-2019

FLMP at Inductions. Reward your accomplishments by joining our Spring Inductions Ceremony and celebrating in community!

Meet Our FLMP Co-Coordinators!

Abigail Pellitteri

Hi! My name is Abigail Pellitteri and I am a third year Psychology Major in the Honors Program. I'm currently a Research Assistant in an Entomology Lab on campus and look forward to pursuing a career in Research! I've been involved in Psi Chi since my freshman year and am so excited to be one of the FLMP Co-Coordinators!

Ashley Zhang

Hi! My name is Ashley Zhang and I am a third year Psychology student with a Neuroscience minor. I am currently a Research Assistant in KIND Lab and interested in pursuing a career in Clinical Psychology. Aside from Psi Chi, I am also involved in Active Minds. A fun fact about me is that I love hiking and Taylor Swift!