College of Natural and Social Sciences
Department of
PSYCHOLOGY
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PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR 
  - Richard L. Miller, Chair
 
  - Professors: Benz, Briner,
  Richard Miller, Mosig,
    Nikels, Rycek,
    Wozniak
    Associate Professor: Forrest
    Assistant Professor: Wadkins
  Visiting
    Assistant Professor: Mandernach 
Department Objectives:
  - To provide a general foundation in the various content areas of the field of Psychology;
 
  - to provide suitable preparation in methodology for students planning to attend graduate
    school;
 
  - to provide a sound basis for enhanced understanding of self and others;
 
  - to prepare students for careers in human service areas and high school teaching;
 
  - to support other departments by offering courses applicable to other majors and minors.
 
For departmental assessment purposes, all students will be required to complete a
comprehensive examination in Psychology during their final semester.
PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR
Five options are available in this major: 
  - Psychology Option - Bachelor of Arts Degree
 
  - Psychology Option - Bachelor of Science Degree
 
  - Psychology Comprehensive Option - Bachelor of Science
    Degree
 
  - Psychobiology Comprehensive Option - Bachelor of Science
    Degree
 
  - Psychology 7-12 Teaching Subject Endorsement Option -
    Bachelor of Arts in Education Degree 
    or Psychology 7-12 Teaching Subject Endorsement Option
    - Bachelor of Science in Education Degree 
A minor in Psychology or Gerontology
is available for students pursuing majors in other disciplines.
Courses with the prefix PSY are offered by the
department.