Psychology and Human Development Department

College of Science, Math, and Nursing

Faculty
Joel Lynch, PhD - Chair
Amy Martin, PhD
Elaine Sharpe, MS, LCPC, CDP, CCTP

As psychology majors, students will be prepared to benefit from a broad variety of experiences. Students will have a deeper understanding of the human condition as it applies to them and to their fellow humans. As liberal arts students, they will learn to organize and analyze information, to speak and write clearly, and to use numbers effectively to make a point. As psychology majors, students will learn to enrich their personal relationships with human understanding and sound social judgment.

The department of psychology offers Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees in both Psychology and Human Development. Minors in these areas are offered as well. The department encourages its majors to enrich their understanding with one or two semesters in London at Regent’s College.

• Psychology Major, B.A. or B.S.

• Psychology Minor

• Human Development Major, Aging Studies Concentration, B.A. or B.S.

• Human Development Major, Child/Adolescent Development Concentration, B.A. or B.S.

• Human Development, Major Lifespan Concentration

• Human Development: Child and Adolescent Development Minor

• Human Development: Aging Studies Minor

• Human Development: Lifespan Minor

Degree Completion Program

• Human Services, B.S.