Psychology
LESLIE ANGEL, PH.D.
NIKKI HONZEL, PH.D.
JESSICA MCMANUS, PH.D.
JULIAN NOLEN, PH.D.
Mission and Goals
The Psychology Department is designed to prepare students for entry into professional degree programs, employment in applied professional programs that offer human services, and/or entry into a wide range of activities that may require a thorough understanding of human thinking and behavior.
Student Learning Outcomes
Students who successfully complete the degree in psychology are expected to have:
- An understanding of the theories, principles, methods, and applications that define the discipline of psychology.
- The critical and analytical thinking skills needed to solve problems that are germane to the human condition.
- Research skills that include formulating hypotheses, selecting appropriate research designs for the questions asked, using and interpreting data analyses for descriptive and inferential research.
- Communication skills using APA writing style and oral communication in group settings.
- A passion for improving the human condition using an integrated biological, psychological and social perspective.