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DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
                           MAJOR                      CONCENTRATION                       DEGREE
                                                                                         OFFERED

               PSYCHOLOGY                      Track –Tutoring and             BA, BS
                                               Mentoring in
                                               Psychology






               Chair:                                 Cheryl H. Blackman


               Professors:                       Cheryl H. Blackman, Patricia Westerman

               Associate Professors:     Katrina Kardiasmenos

               Assistant Professors:      John Bryant, Erica Hernandez, Ometha Lewis-Jack, Ayanna Lynch

               Lecturers:                         Cornelia Brooks, Naseem Sahibzada

               MISSION
               The Department of Psychology is committed to the mission, goals, and objectives of the University.  The
               department prepares students for leadership in a global community through the development of their
               knowledge and skills in the history and theories of psychology, human development, and understanding
               of individual differences. Research and field experiences prepare students for graduate education and
               professions in psychology.

               GOALS

                   1.    To provide a high quality education to students so that they are prepared to enter graduate or
                       professional schools.
                   2.      To  prepare  students  for  graduate  studies  by  providing  a  general  psychology  experience  that
                       includes theoretical and practical knowledge about the discipline.
                   3.    To provide a well-planned sequence of field experiences in diverse settings that enable students
                       to relate professional knowledge to the understanding of self, others, societies, and cultures at
                       large.
                   4.    To  create  and  foster  an  environment  for  research  among  faculty  and  encourage  student
                       research under the supervision of the faculty.
                   5.    To   maintain   a   rigorous   program   through   expansion   and   continuous   revision   of   the
                       undergraduate curricula.
                   6.    To provide relevant service courses to the University community.









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