Welcome to the Department of Psychology!
Our department trains leaders in the science and practice of psychology. We offer a range of undergraduate and graduate programs in the fields of alcohol and substance abuse, mental health counseling, clinical psychology, general psychology and work psychology. Field work is an essential part of most programs and puts classroom learning into real-life situations.
SPRING 2020
Spring advising hours are posted at NAC 7/120.
Congratulations Class of 2019 Student Award Winners!
The Department of Psychology is proud to announce the following award recipients:
The Joseph E. Barmack Awards
For the best theses in the undergraduate honors program and the General Psychology Masters Program, and for the best undergraduate honors thesis. This year's recipients are:
Undergraduate honors program - Arislenia Fernandez-Reinoso
General Psychology Masters Program - Mikael Rubin
Clinical PhD Program - Jeffrey Erbe
The Bernard R. Ackerman Foundation Award
For a graduating undergraduate psychology major who displays exceptional ability and promise. This year's recipient is Laura Trahms.
The Gardner Murphy Memorial Award
In memory of first Chairperson of the Psychology Department, this award is given to a graduating psychology major who has displayed outstanding service to the Department or the College. This year's recipient is Massiel Celi-Serrano.
The Francis P. Hardesty Award
Awarded a graduating undergratuate who shows excellence in who has exhibited outstanding grades and research potential. This year's recipient is Carol Lituma.
The Ward Medal
For the most academically accomplished Psychology major, chosen based on grade point average. This year's recipient is Eika Davis.
The Joseph E. Barmack Awards
Given for the best theses in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. Program and the General Psychology Masters Program, and for the best undergraduate honors thesis. This year's recipients are:
- From the Clinical Psychology PhD Program, Florence Lui.
- From the General Psychology Masters Program, Christina T. Schulz
- From the undergraduate Honors Program, Ji Yoon Jung
The Kenneth B. Clark Award
Created to honor the life and work of Dr. Kenneth B. Clark in furthering our understanding of psychology and race in America, it is awarded to a student for contributions to similar issues. This year's recipient is Tonima Rahman.
Last Updated: 09/18/2020 12:01