Courses

Here are some classes currently being offered in the Psychology department. To search for more information, click here. To find out more about each professor, check the faculty page.

Fall 2007

• PSYC 110: Introduction to Psychology
  • Section A, Matthew Prull and Brooke Vick
  • Section B, Matthew Prull and Brooke Vick
• PSYC-210: Psychological Statistics
  • Wally Herbranson
• PSYC-220: Research Methods in Psychology
  • Matthew Prull
• PSYC-232: Stereotyping, Prejudice, and Intergroup Relations
  • Brooke Vick
• PSYC-257: Peer Counseling
  • Rich Jacks
• PSYC-260: Abnormal Psychology
  • Deborah Weise
• PSYC-326: Theories of Knowledge Acquisition
  • Melissa Clearfield
• PSYC-347-A: Japanese Psychology
  • Deborah Wiese
• PSYC-347-B: Chimps, Cavemen, and Babies: The Origins of Human Cognition
  • Emily Bushnell
• PSYC-353: Practicum in Psychology
  • Deborah Wiese
• PSYC-356: Applied Psychology
  • Deborah Weise
• PSYC-358: Research Experience
• PSYC-360: Physiology of Behavior
  • Wally Herbranson
• PSYC-407: Independent Study
• PSYC-407: Psychology and Everyday Life
  • Emily Bushnell
• PSYC-420: Contemporary and Historic Issues
  • Section A: Melissa Clearfield
  • Section B: Melissa Clearfield
• PSYC-495: Thesis
  • Staff

Spring 2008

• PSYC-110: Introduction to Psychology
  • Section A: Jan Bestwick
  • Section B: Jan Bestwick
• PSYC-210: Psychological Statistics
  • Matthew Prull
• PSYC-220: Research Methods in Psychology
  • Deborah Wiese
• PSYC-230: Social Psychology
  • Brooke Vick
• PSYC-239: Psychology of Women and Gender
  • Melissa Clearfield
• PSYC-240: Developmental Psychology
  • Melissa Clearfield
• PSYC-322: Theoretical Approaches to Psychotherapy
  • Deborah Wiese
• PSYC-336: Social Stigma
  • Brooke Vick
• PSYC-348: Issues in Perception and Perceptual Development
  • Emily Bushnell
• PSYC-350: Cognitive Psychology
  • Matthew Prull
• PSYC-353: Practicum in Psychology
  • Deborah Wiese
• PSYC-358: Research experience
• PSYC-408: Independent Study
• PSYC-496: Thesis
  • staff