Ten Psi Chi members are recipients of Psi Chi Undergraduate Research Grants. This grant program, which was launched in the 1997-98 school year, provides funds for Psi Chi members to defray the cost of conducting a research project. The winners, along with their schools, research advisors, and project titles, are listed below (in alphabetical order):

• Meghan Christine Berny, Mount Union College (OH)
  Research Advisor: Dr. Jeffrey Smith
  "The Effect of Vitamin E on Learning and Memory Following an Excitotoxic Lesion of the Nucleus Basalis Magnocellularis"
  
• Ann Bielser, Monmouth College (IL)
  Research Advisor: Dr. Joan Wertz
  "Attention and Mood in Smokers and Non-Smokers Under the Influence and in the Absence of Nicotine"
  
• Christine Chalmers, Southwestern University (TX)
  Research Advisor: Dr. Jacqueline Muir-Broaddus
  "Autism and Executive Function: The Effects of Motivational/Attentional Accommodations"
  
• Ryan Hanninen, Western Illinois University
  Research Advisor: Dr. Kristine Kelly
  "Perceptions of Foreign Speakers: Language Exclusion and Reactions to Group Members"
  
• Aaron S. Hellems, Concord University (WV)
  Research Advisor: Dr. Rodney Klein
  "The Role of Contextual Components on the Generalization Operant Behavior"
  
• Beth Matano, Saint Anselm College (NH)
  Research Advisor: Dr. Timothy Koeltzow
  "The Effects of Environmental Enrichment on Nucleus Accumbens Protein Expression in Rats"
  
• Clare C. Mitchell, The College of Wooster (OH)
  Research Advisor: Dr. Claudia Thompson
  "Positive Aspects of Caregiving: Increasing the Strengths of Adolescents in Families Caring for Alzheimer's Patients"
  
• Albert Sahlstrom, Ithaca College (NY)
  Research Advisor: Dr. Nancy Rader
  "Recording Synchrony: Measuring Speech and Word-Presenting Gestures Through Computer Modeling"
  
• Jordan Singleton, Utah State University
  Research Advisor: Dr. Melanie Domenech Rodriguez
  "College Health Beliefs, Nutrition Knowledge, and Diet"
  
• Evonne Smith, University of Iowa
  Research Advisor: Dr. Eva Klohnen
  "Attachment Styles and Attention"