Seminars & Events
Fri., Feb 24- Dr. Laraine Glidden will present research as part of Psi Chi's Discovering Psychology Lecture Series. 3pm in Goodpaster Hall 195. Other Details TBA.
Fri., Mar 23 - Dr. Rebecca Ryan will present "Nonmarital Childbirth and Child Development: The Relevance of Marriage Propensity and Family Change" as part of the Psychology Lecture Series: Populations in Need. 3pm in Goodpaster Hall 195.
Fri., Apr 6 - Dr. Noemi Enchautegui-de-Jesus will present research as part of the Psychology Lecture Series: Populations in Need. 3pm in Goodpaster Hall 195. Other Details TBA.
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Planning Your Psychology Major
Entering Major as a Junior (having taken Introduction to Psychology)
Junior:
Fall: Statistics (PSYC 201), 200-level content course, one 300/400-level course, elective outside major
Spring: Writing/Methods (PSYC203), one lab course, one 300/400-level course, elective outside major
Special Opportunities: directed research/field experience
Senior:
Fall: SMP or ACE elective, one lab course, elective work outside major
Spring: SMP or ACE Senior Seminar, one 300/400-level course elective work outside major,
Special Opportunities: field experience
Entering Major as a First-Year Student
Entering Major as a Second-Semester Sophomore (having taken Introduction to Psychology)
