All students are required to present their theses during the Spring Semester of their senior year at a regional undergraduate research conference or appropriate professional conference. EDU 201, PSY 231, SOC 201. Students interested in working primarily with adults should also take PSY 291, 311. Psychology Human Resources is offered in conjunction with economics and business. Neuroscience is offered in conjunction primarily with biology.
Childhood development is offered in conjunction with the education department.
This minor serves to strengthen the developmental background of those students interested in working with children. This course of study will advantage students interested in the areas of elementary education, guidance counseling, special education, and social work. Psychology majors may not take the minor, but are encouraged to take other courses as indicated under the developmental track in psychology. All courses are four semester hours unless noted. 101 Introduction to General Psychology.