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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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