Categories – drawn from NCSS Standards

Major – requirements in bold

Minor - requirements in bold

Assist learners in comprehending and applying concepts, theories, and principles associated with human cognition, emotional, social, and personal development, and growth and change;

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. The restricted elective in social psychology gives students a choice of PSY 309 Social Psychology and PSY 321 Child Psychology, both of which address the issues of human cognitive processes and development and growth. Upper level electives such as PSY 203 Self-analysis and Control, PSY 207 Psychology of Adjustment, PSY 322 Psychology of Adolescence, PSY 356 Motivation and Emotion, and PSY 358 Cognitive Processes each address issues in human cognition, social, personal development, growth and change.

Students receive a comprehensive  introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. Upper level electives such as  PSY 203 Self-analysis and Control, PSY 207 Psychology of Adjustment, PSY 309 Social Psychology, PSY 321 Child Psychology, PSY 322 Psychology of Adolescence, PSY 356 Motivation and Emotion, PSY 358 Cognitive Processes

each address issues in human cognition, social, personal development, growth and change.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. The restricted elective in learning and motivation gives students a choice between PSY 304 Learning and PSY 356 Motivation and Emotion, both of which address student understanding of cognition. Upper-level electives such as, PSY 357 Sensation and Perception and PSY 358 Cognitive Processes, each address human cognitive processes.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. Upper-level electives such as PSY 304 Learning, PSY 356 Motivation and Emotion, PSY 357 Sensation and Perception, and PSY 358 Cognitive Processes, each address human cognitive processes.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. The restricted elective in developmental psychology gives students a choice of PSY 309 Social Psychology and PSY 321 Child Psychology, both of which address adjustment and coping behaviors in a social context. Upper level electives such as PSY 207 Psychology of Adjustment, PSY 322 Psychology of Adolescence, PSY 323 Psychology of Human Aging, and PSY 365 Behavior Modification, each address the issue of adjustment and coping, as well as the different stages of human psychological development.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. Upper level electives such as PSY 207 Psychology of Adjustment , PSY 309 Social Psychology, PSY 321 Child Psychology, PSY 322 Psychology of Adolescence, PSY 323 Psychology of Human Aging, and PSY 365 Behavior Modification, each address the issue of adjustment and coping, as well as the different stages of human psychological development.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. A restrictive elective in personality is required in the major, giving students a choice between PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology, and PSY 451 Dynamics of Personality. A restricted elective in learning and motivation requires students take either PSY 304 Learning and PSY 356 Motivation and Emotion. Upper-level electives such as PSY 309 Social Psychology addresses personality and cognition in its social context. Each of these above classes also addresses the issue of interpreting the decisions of people and groups based on their psychological state.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. Upper-level electives such as PSY 304 Learning, PSY 309 Social Psychology, PSY 356 Motivation and Emotion, PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology, and PSY 451 Dynamics of Personality

each address personality and cognition in its social context. Each of these above classes also addresses the issue of interpreting the decisions of people and groups based on their psychological state.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. Upper level electives such as PSY 207 Psychology of Adjustment, PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology, and PSY 451 Dynamics of Personality each address the issue of identity and self-concept and its impact on human action and cognition.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. Upper level electives such as PSY 207 Psychology of Adjustment, PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology, and PSY 451 Dynamics of Personality each address the issue of identity and self-concept and its impact on human action and cognition.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. The upper level restricted electives give students a choice of PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology and PSY 451 Dynamics of Personality, both of which examine aspects of personality and individual differences. Upper level electives such as PSY 309 Social Psychology and PSY 340 Psychological Perspectives on Prejudice and Discrimination each address the issue of identity and self-concept and its impact on actions. These courses also address different levels of society, such as how family, ethnic group, and communities are affected by their psychological state.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. Upper level electives such as PSY 309 Social Psychology, PSY 340 Psychological Perspectives on Prejudice and Discrimination, PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology, and PSY 451 Dynamics of Personality each address the issue of identity and self-concept and its impact on actions. These courses also address different levels of society, such as how family, ethnic group, and communities are affected by their psychological state.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. The upper level restricted electives give students a choice of PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology and PSY 451 Dynamics of Personality, both of which examine aspects of personality and individual difference.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. The upper level electives PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology and PSY 451 Dynamics of Personality examine aspects of personality and individual difference.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. Upper level electives such as PSY 240 Psychology of Sex, PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology, PSY 361 Psychotherapy, and PSY 366 Health Psychology/Behavioral Medicine each examine and analyze issues of mental health and emotional well-being, including the treatment of mental illness.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. Upper level electives such as PSY 240 Psychology of Sex, PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology, PSY 361 Psychotherapy, and PSY 366 Health Psychology/Behavioral Medicine each examine and analyze issues of mental health and emotional well-being, including the treatment of mental illness.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. Upper level electives such as PSY 242 Psychology of Women, PSY 321 Child Psychology, PSY 322 Psychology of Adolescence, PSY 323 Psychology of Human Aging, PSY 340 Psychological Perspectives on Prejudice and Discrimination, PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology, and PSY 361 Psychotherapy

each examine and analyze issues of social psychology and human interaction, including the impact of specific social environments on individual and group psychology.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. Upper level electives such as PSY 242 Psychology of Women, PSY 321 Child Psychology, PSY 322 Psychology of Adolescence, PSY 323 Psychology of Human Aging, PSY 340 Psychological Perspectives on Prejudice and Discrimination, PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology, and PSY 361 Psychotherapy

each examine and analyze issues of social psychology and human interaction, including the impact of specific social environments on individual and group psychology.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. The upper level required research methods courses, PSY 205 Quantitative Methods in Psychology and

PSY 301 Introductory Experimental Psychology provide in depth training in the research process in psychology. PSY 453 History and Systems of Psychology gives students an overview of the history of psychological research and the different research traditions of the field. Upper level electives such as PSY 304 Learning and PSY 457 Physiological Psychology each address research design in psychology.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. The upper level elective research methods courses, PSY 205 Quantitative Methods in Psychology and

PSY 301 Introductory Experimental Psychology provide in depth training in the research process in psychology. PSY 453 History and Systems of Psychology gives students an overview of the history of psychological research and the different research traditions of the field. Upper level electives such as PSY 304 Learning and PSY 457 Physiological Psychology each address research design in psychology.

Students receive an introduction to the code of ethics of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. In the required upper level research methods course, PSY 301 Introductory Experimental Psychology 

Students learn to apply ethical principles to their research. In the upper level elective PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology student learn about ethical problems in the history of psychology.

Students receive an introduction to the code of ethics of psychology in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. In the elective upper level research methods course, PSY 301 Introductory Experimental Psychology 

Students learn to apply ethical principles to their research. In the upper level elective PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology student learn about ethical problems in the history of psychology.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychological research in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. The upper level required research methods courses, PSY 205 Quantitative Methods in Psychology and PSY 301 Introductory Experimental Psychology provide in depth training in the research process in psychology. PSY 453 History and Systems of Psychology gives students an overview of the history of psychological research and the different research traditions of the field. Upper level electives such as PSY 304 Learning and PSY 457 Physiological Psychology each address research design in psychology.

Student conduct individual research under the supervision of faculty in the courses, PSY 497 Individual Research in Psychology, PSY 498 Individual Research in Psychology and PSY 499 Individual Research in Psychology.

These classes enable students to design and implement research techniques in collaboration with faculty.

Students receive a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts of psychological research in PSY 101/2 General Psychology. The upper level  research methods courses, PSY 205 Quantitative Methods in Psychology and PSY 301 Introductory Experimental Psychology provide in depth training in the research process in psychology. PSY 453 History and Systems of Psychology gives students an overview of the history of psychological research and the different research traditions of the field. Upper level electives such as PSY 304 Learning and PSY 457 Physiological Psychology each address research design in psychology.

Student conduct individual research under the supervision of faculty in the courses, PSY 497 Individual Research in Psychology, PSY 498 Individual Research in Psychology and PSY 499 Individual Research in Psychology.