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Department of Psychology
ADMINISTRATIVEOFFICER
DonnaW.McCarty, Department Chair
FACULTY
EricM. Bridges,
Psychology
Pearl S. Chang,
Psychology
MarkDaddona,
Psychology
DeborahF. Deckner,
Psychology
CatherineG. Deering,
Psychology
Erica J. Gannon,
Psychology
BrianM.Goldman,
Psychology
ChristinaM. Grange,
Psychology
PinarGurkas,
Psychology
CharlieL. Harris,
Psychology
NichelleE. Jackson-Gause,
Psychology
Samuel J.Maddox,
Psychology
DonnaW.McCarty,
Psychology
StellaMichael-Makri,
Psychology
AntoinetteR.Miller,
Psychology
J. CelesteWalley-Jean,
Psychology
EckartWerther,
Psychology
MISSIONANDGOALS
The Mission of the Department of Psychology is to provide an innovative
blend of theory, research, and application that prepares students for immediate
employment and graduate school. Excellence in instruction, preparation for
working with diverse populations, and a focus on ethics are hallmarks of our
programs.
Bachelor of Science inPsychologyandHumanServices
The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree program in Psychology and Human
Services is firmly grounded in the discipline of psychology while also stressing
realistic career opportunities in human services fields for graduates. The
curriculum design allows students to explore an academic and experiential
environment that prepares them for careers in diverse areas of the helping
professions. The program also prepares students for graduate work in
psychology, counseling, social work, and related fields.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PSYCHOLOGY AND HUMAN SERVICES
DEGREEPROGRAMREQUIREMENTS
CoreCurriculum
(AreasA–E).......................................................... 42hours
All Psychology andHumanServices CoreCurriculum requirements are shown in
the suggested degreeprogram.
