The psychology minor focuses on the theories, research techniques, and applications of the scientific study of human behavior and mental processes.

 

A student with a minor in psychology at the University has the opportunity to investigate human behavior and mental processes in a discipline that is highly valued by employers. The psychology minor focuses on the theories, research techniques, and applications of the scientific study of human behavior and mental processes.

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Department of Psychology

Investigation of human behavior and mental processes

PSYCHOLOGY FACULTY

Tim Lawson

PhD Chairperson and Professor

Tracy McDonough

PhD Professor

Jim Bodle

PhD Professor

Kory Phelps

M.S. Instructor

News and Updates

Stay up to date with the most recent psychology program news and events; visit the Department of Psychology page. 

 

PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS IN THE NEWS:

Seniors Presentations at Professional Conferences

This year, four of our seniors--Kamryn Magee, Amber Reiner, Zenbech Seifu, and Leah Falco--all had their senior thesis projects accepted for presentation at a professional psychology conference (The Southwestern Psychological Association conference)!  In addition, they won the following two awards:

  • Zen Seifu – SWPA Student Research Competition Finalist (for being “an exemplar of high-quality student work”).  Zen will present her thesis in a special Undergraduate Student Showcase session at the conference. 
  • Kamryn Magee – Psi Chi Regional Research Award (these awards are extremely competitive; out of hundreds of undergraduate students who submit projects to the conference, only 16 of these awards are handed out).  Kamryn will present her thesis in a special Psi Chi Research Awards session at the conference. 

 

FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE NEWS:

Dr. Tracy McDonough, Ph.D. was recently interviewed for PsychCentral: The History of Schizophrenia

PsychCentral: The History of Schizophrenia

 

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