05/17/2024
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The Psychology Department offers a broad range of courses covering the variety of topics in psychology.
After taking Psychology 100 (A First Course in Psychology), students choose from courses in such areas as social psychology, developmental psychology, child psychology, educational psychology, personality, abnormal and clinical psychology, cognitive psychology, experimental methods, neuroscience, language, and psychology of learning. By the junior year, students begin to take advanced seminars in
05/17/2024
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05/14/2024
06/02/2023
Congratulations to all the students who presented their research at Steinmetz!
05/22/2023
Catherine Walker’s BIWED lab and Conor O’Dea’s ASTRA lab both took advantage of the excellent weather to have end of year dinners. Thanks to all of our awesome students!
05/12/2023
Happy Steinmetz Day! Come support fellow students at their interdisciplinary presentations today!
04/25/2023
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Christopher Niemiec to campus on Thursday during common. Lunch and refreshments will be provided. We hope to see you there!
04/18/2023
Join us as we welcome Dr. Psyche Loui to campus tomorrow!
04/17/2023
Have questions about majoring or minoring in Psychology? Want advice on how to achieve your Psychology goals?
Come chat with the Psychology Dept. chair, Professor Bizer tomorrow during common hour!
04/12/2023
📣Attention Psychology Majors and Minors! 📣 Psi Chi is an International Honor Society in Psychology. Scroll to read 10 reasons you should join! Applications are due Friday. More information in your Union email!
04/05/2023
Check out this new faculty-student publication titled “Limited Imagination: Effects of Constraints and Individual Differences in Working Memory Capacity on Idea Generation”
Congratulations Professor George and Kaila Lasher’21!
https://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/EDHFDZV8JBGK7RUZH63S/full?target=10.1080/10400419.2023.2182038
03/29/2023
Welcome back! We hope everyone has had a great first few days of spring term!