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Society Term 2025/26 Projects
Bloomverse Welcome Ceremony
Held on 17th September 2025 at the Department of Psychology Auditorium, this ceremony welcomed the incoming 22nd batch of Psychology undergraduates at the University of Peradeniya. The evening was designed as an introductory gathering to foster belonging, connection, and a sense of academic community among new students entering the department.
Mental Health Awareness Session Series
Conducted from 7th to 9th October 2025 across the University of Peradeniya, this awareness series focused on key topics in mental health and psychological wellbeing. The sessions aimed to increase student understanding of common mental health challenges and promote practical strategies for coping and resilience within university life.
Navigating the Storm, Building A Resilient Campus: Program
Held on 10th October 2025 at the Department of Psychology, University of Peradeniya, as part of Mental Health Week, this program featured a guest session by Ms. Namalika Dissanayake, Principal of Blue Rose Special School and Training Center. The session focused on building resilience within academic environments and understanding psychological strength in the face of challenges.
Mental Health Week Post Series
From 11th to 20th October 2025, a digital awareness campaign was conducted to extend Mental Health Week discussions beyond physical sessions. The series shared content on psychological wellbeing, emotional awareness, and mental health education, aiming to reach a wider student and online audience.
Beyond the Cover Program
Beyond the Cover Program
Held on 2nd February 2026 at the Department of Psychology, University of Peradeniya, this Human Library-style program brought together distinguished voices in psychology, including Dr. Cynthia de las Fuentes (Former President, American Psychological Association) and Dr. Amanda Clinton (Senior Director, APA Office of International Affairs). The program provided participants with direct engagement with global perspectives in psychology.
Psychology T-shirt Project
Psychology T-shirt Project
Running from 1st January to 30th March 2026, this initiative introduced a department-themed T-shirt designed for Psychology students while also serving as a fundraising project for the society. The project combined student identity building with financial support for future society activities.
SIRAI Movie Night
SIRAI Movie Night
Held on 30th March 2025 at the Department of Psychology Auditorium, this movie night created an engaging cinematic experience for university students while also contributing to society fundraising efforts. The event blended entertainment with community engagement within the department.
IKIGAI : The Art of Waking Up With a Reason
IKIGAI : The Art of Waking Up With a Reason
Conducted on 20th April 2026 at the Department of Psychology Auditorium, this workshop guided students in exploring personal purpose, self-understanding, and gratitude. The program included sessions by Ms. Samadhi Mallawarachchi and Ms. Medinie Jayasiri, focusing on reflective practices and life direction.
Psychology Awurudu 2026
Psychology Awurudu 2026
Held on 24th April 2026 at the Department of Psychology, this celebration marked the Sinhala and Tamil New Year within the academic community. The event aimed to strengthen cultural connection, student unity, and departmental engagement through traditional activities and celebrations.
Mehndi Stalls 2026
Mehndi Stalls 2026
Conducted on 5th May 2026 at the WUS Premises, University of Peradeniya, this fundraising stall offered mehndi services to students and visitors. The initiative supported society funding while creating a culturally engaging student activity.
Project Hail Mary Movie Night
Project Hail Mary Movie Night
Held on 20th May 2026 at the Department of Psychology Auditorium, this movie screening provided students with a shared cinematic experience while also contributing to society fundraising efforts. The event focused on recreation, student interaction, and community building within the university.
21st Century Leadership Skill Development Program
21st Century Leadership Skill Development Program
The 21st Century Leadership Skill Development Program, organized by the Psychology Society of the University of Peradeniya, empowered students with essential leadership, communication, and teamwork skills through an interactive workshop conducted by Ms. Sinthuja Shanmuganathan.
Department Field Visits
Department Field Visits
The Department Field Visits 2026 were organized to provide Psychology students with practical exposure beyond the classroom. Visits were conducted to the Sri Lanka Army General Service Corps in Diyathalawa, Ayati Center, and NIMH Hospital. These visits enabled students to gain firsthand knowledge and educational experience within different professional and institutional settings.
Psychology Society Official Website Launch
Psychology Society Official Website Launch
The official Psychology Society Website was launched as an important step in strengthening the Society's digital presence. The website provides a dedicated platform to introduce the Society, showcase its projects and activities, and make information about its initiatives more accessible to students and the wider Psychology community.
Psychology Society YouTube Channel Launch
Psychology Society YouTube Channel Launch
The official Psychology Society YouTube Channel was launched to establish a dedicated platform for sharing video-based content. The channel provides an opportunity to showcase Society activities, projects, educational content, and other meaningful initiatives while allowing the work of the Psychology Society to reach a broader audience through digital media.
Psychology Article Writing Competition
Psychology Article Writing Competition
The Psychology Article Writing Competition was organized to encourage students of the Department of Psychology to develop their writing skills and engage more deeply with Psychology-related topics. The competition provided students with a platform to explore their ideas, perspectives, and insights while encouraging academic creativity and meaningful engagement with the field of Psychology.
Department Clean-Up : Project Renew
Department Clean-Up : Project Renew
Project Renew was organized as a Department clean-up initiative aimed at improving the environment of the Department of Psychology. The project encouraged students to actively contribute to maintaining a clean and pleasant study environment. Through collective participation, the initiative promoted responsibility, teamwork, and a stronger sense of ownership of the department.
BookMarks Project
BookMarks Project
The Bookmarks Project was a creative fundraising initiative where handcrafted bookmarks were designed and distributed among students, combining practicality with a meaningful gesture of encouragement. The proceeds supported the Society’s ongoing activities while strengthening its connection with the student community.
Mind Lens 2.0
Mind Lens 2.0
Mind Lens 2.0 is the Psychology Society’s annual magazine featuring student-authored articles on psychological theory, research, commentary, and creative reflection. It provides a meaningful platform for students to share their perspectives, celebrate academic creativity, and extend psychological discussions beyond the classroom.
Mathaka Manpetha
Mathaka Manpetha
Mathaka Manpetha was a farewell ceremony organized to honour the 20th Batch of the Department of Psychology, celebrating their contributions, memories, and journey within the department. The event provided a meaningful space for gratitude, reflection, and closure while honouring the bonds and traditions they leave behind.
Day Post Series
Day Post Series
The Day Posts Series was a year-round digital initiative featuring creatively designed posts highlighting significant international and cultural days through a psychological perspective. The series promoted continuous awareness and reflection on mental wellbeing while keeping the Psychology Society actively connected with its community.
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"Nimathraa" is a year-long student-centered initiative that provides Psychology students with a relaxed space to unwind, connect, and express themselves through singing and playing musical instruments. The project promotes creativity, peer connection, and emotional well-being while strengthening the sense of community within the Department.
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