The Georgia Psychological Association (GPA) is the the organization dedicated to psychology in the state of Georgia. To its members and the public, the Georgia Psychological Association offers continuing education opportunities, ethics and legal consultations, research promotion, networking opportunities, an online referral network, and more. One of the main goals of the Georgia Psychological Association is to promote the field of psychology to the public, and it also believes in giving back to the public through volunteer efforts like the American Red Cross's Disaster Response Network. Located in Atlanta, Georgia, the Georgia Psychological Association also publishes a journal called The Georgia Psychologist. In the past, the Georgia Psychological Association has offered part-time job opportunities.
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Im a psychology major too so I feel you on this. It can be difficult. I have a job unrelated to psychology. I have been wanting to do volunteer work and have been talking to the psychology professors about working in research. But those are unpaid. It might be a good idea to contact local hospitals. I know one by me hires summer research assistants that are paid. It might be a good idea to volunteer or do research AND get a job. But I can tell you that will keep you busy. Keep an eye out for jobs like counseling or something. Oh here's a good idea: contact the business or psychology off…