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Psychology Department

We use the American Psychological Association guidelines to provide a foundation in both basic psychological theory and application of psychology to real world issues.
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The Psychology Department's purpose is to engage ourselves and others in discovery, critical thinking and self-development in order to foster growth as enlightened citizens, able to enrich lives in local and global communities.

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    Vision of the Department

    Excellence

    • Productivity
    • Rigor
    • Hard work
    • Creativity

    Responsibility

    • Individual and Social
    • Fairness
    • Transparency
    • Integrity

    Learning

    • Curiosity
    • Leadership Development
    • Research
    • Self-improvement
    • Creativity

    Relationships

    • Diversity
    • Cooperation
    • Teamwork
    • Mentoring
    • Engagement

    Self-Development

    • Effective use of time
    • Independence
    • Balance and Health
    • Improving Community
    • Individual

     

       

        B.S. Psychology

        Contribute to the improvement of the human condition and be prepared for graduate study in psychology or counseling as well as for entry-level positions.
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        CEHHHS

        All CEHHHS News

        Best of 2017-18: Students, groups earn Wood, leadership, co-op awards

        More than 100 students and student groups were recognized recently at University of Wisconsin-Stout’s annual Leadership Awards program.

        Sixteen students receive Potential for Excellence Scholarship

        The College of Education, Hospitality, Health and Human Sciences at University of Wisconsin-Stout recently awarded scholarships to 16 students.

        Chancellor draws on lessons learned from two lives for commencement address

        Chancellor Bob Meyer drew on the lives of two very different people while delivering his eighth commencement speech Saturday, May 5.