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The Department of Psychology offers a Bachelor of Arts degree and a minor in Psychology. This program prepares learners for entry-level positions in the behavioral and social sciences, and graduate and/or professional-level study through excellent teaching and research training.

MISSION
The mission of the Psychology program is to prepare students to become psychologically literate citizens, ethical professionals, and leaders in a dynamic society.

VISION
The Department of Psychology provides a sound foundation for scholarly pursuits and enhancement of knowledge, dispositions, and skills for professional development.

DEPARTMENT PROGRAM OUTCOMESÌý

1. Provide a sound academic and intellectual foundation that reflects the application of content in a diverse society.
2. Demonstrate leadership skills through academic inquiry, ethical, and professional practices and lifelong learning experiences.
3. Prepare students for graduate and professional studies, and career choices in behavioral,Ìýsocial,Ìýand STEM-related organizations.Ìý

ÌýSTUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES AND DISPOSITIONSÌý

1. Learners demonstrate knowledge of psychological concepts, major theories, and scientific methodology.
2. Learners develop critical thinking skills, information technology literacy, and respect for cultural diversity.
3. Learners demonstrate competence in effective oral, written, and interpersonal communication.Ìý

APA STATEMENT
The 91¸£Àû Department of Psychology’s Program Outcomes and Student Learning Outcomes and Dispositions are in alignment with the American Psychological Association.
Learning Goals and Outcomes:Ìý

• Knowledge Base in Psychology
• Scientific Inquiry & Critical Thinking
• Ethical & Social Responsibility in a Diverse World
• Communication
• Professional DevelopmentÌý

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