The University Libraries' collection supports general educational psychology undergraduate courses leading to the B.A. in Education and the following programs. The department offers a Master's program in educational psychology and statistics and a Master's program in special education. The school psychology program in Educational Psychology trains teachers to analyze learning styles and learning theories, develop psychoeducational research skills and learn assessmant methods. In contrast, the school counseling program in Counseling Psychology focuses on training school counselors, emphasizing rehabilitation, career development and other topics such as the placement of the disabled. The principal language is English.
Primary emphasis is placed on the United States.
Secondary emphasis is placed on Great Britain, Canada, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean and Asia. Videocassettes are selectively acquired to supplement the print collection. Dissertations and microform sets are purchased only when requested by faculty. ERIC microforms are housed in the Interactive Media Center. General reference materials and federal documents are acquired by the bibliographers for those areas.