Dr. Dennis teaches the history of psychology as well as our counseling course. He is also interested in the applications of abstract skills to behavioral medicine and cross-cultural psychology. His position as national chair of the Council of Undergraduate Psychology Programs has led him to develop procedures for evaluating programs and recognizing those of high quality. Every year Etown students present their research at psychology conferences in the northeast region. Some students have won awards for their research.
Employers report that psychology majors are well-prepared for a variety of fields and positions.
Etown psychology majors have gained employment as case managers, residential counselors, therapeutic support personnel, vocational rehabilitation counselors, and probation officers. Please explore our web site to learn more about the programs and opportunities that we offer as well as the achievements of our faculty and students. There are many downloadable files on our web site, all of which are in the compressed PDF format that requires the Adobe Acrobat Reader.