The Community Psychology Department requires students to engage in a field work or internship experience prior to graduation. The experiential component of the degree is completed at a human services or mental health agency. Students are supervised by an on-site supervisor and a campus supervisor. These experiences are a key component to our program and provide an opportunity to implement the knowledge and skills developed in the classroom. The Community Psychology Club is a student-led organization that helps students learn about careers in psychology, graduate programs and Community Psychology faculty.
Students also engage in community service projects.
Applying Psychology Laboratory STAT 219 Statistics for the Social Sciences EDR 262 Human Growth and Development LDR 323 Intro. Successfully complete a personal interview with faculty from the Chemical Dependency Program and representatives of the chemical dependency profession. Careful attention will be given to previous work experience, academic background, scholarship, interpersonal skills and commitment to the field of chemical dependency. Interviews are conducted each term. 262 Human Growth and Development LDR 323 Intro.