ADVISING: Academic Advising for Spring 2024 begins October 5 and ends November 16. See Advising Procedures for more information about advising and scheduling appointments.
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About Us
The Department of Psychology is committed to preparing undergraduate students for professional work and further graduate education.
Students receiving a bachelor’s degree in psychology will leave the program able to:
- Understand how psychological principles apply to behavioral problems
- Engage in scientific reasoning, problem-solving skills, and effective research methods
- Understand ethically and socially responsible behaviors for professional and personal settings in a landscape of increasing diversity
- Demonstrate competence in writing, oral, and interpersonal communication skills
- Apply psychological content and skills to career goals
The chair of the Department of Psychology is Dr. Elisabeth Sherwin.
If you are interested in discussing psychology as a major, please click the link in the maroon bar below to contact us!