Research opportunities are plentiful in the Psychology Department and getting involved in research is a great way to gain experience in problem solving techniques and the research process. Introduction to Psychology students have the option of participating in research in order to fulfill the Introduction to Psychology Research Requirement and some students have the opportunity to earn extra credit for courses by participating in research. For more details see the Research can lead to conference presentations and professional publications. Faculty members have a wide range of research interests in both human and animal behavior. Students and faculty collaborate on research projects, with students often becoming involved with ongoing projects in their sophomore or junior years. More independent research occurs in their junior and senior years with opportunities both on- and off- campus. On - campus experiences include volunteering on an ongoing research project, being employed as a research assistant, and conducting a St. Mary's Project. |
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If you are interested in collaborating with a faculty member on a research project, please see your advisor or a faculty member with similar interests as your own!