Psychology

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Faculty

Professors
Dr. Angela Gillem
Dr. Marianne Miserandino
Dr. Steven Robbins (Chair)

Associate Professors
Dr. Eleonora Bartoli
Dr. Joshua Blustein

Assistant Professors
Dr. Christina Brown
Dr. Erica Fortune
Dr. Elaine Jones
Dr. Hsin-Hua (Cathy) Lee
Dr. Katherine Moore
Dr. Michael Morrow
Dr. Judith Wiley

Instructor
Adam Levy

Adjunct Professors
Dr. Alison Clabaugh
Kristen Hawk
Mary Winn

Degree

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Minors
Psychology
Psychology (Human Resources)

Options
Pre-Art Therapy
Individualized Options
Secondary Education Certification in Social Studies

Related Fields of Study
Art
Biology
Business Administration
Criminal Justice
Gender and Women’s Studies
Education
Pre-Physician Assistant
Pre-Physical Therapy
Sociology

Related Graduate Study at Arcadia University

Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology

Child/Family Therapy
Community Counseling Psychology
School Counseling–Elementary and School Counseling–Secondary
Trauma: Clinical Bases of Treatment and Recovery

Master of Education with a concentration in Secondary Education with Certification in Social Studies
Masters of Arts in International Peace and Conflict Resolution
Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) in Community Health
Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) in Community Health with an International Health Focus

Pathways to Study Abroad in Psychology

Psychology majors are encouraged to study abroad. The Department works with students to devise the best combination of international coursework to complement their studies. Psychology majors who plan to study abroad can do so during the summer or during their sophomore or junior years. Study abroad is not permitted during the senior year because of the required yearlong Psychology internship.

Study abroad can be coordinated with required major courses in one of two ways. Students may be able to find replacement courses for major courses overseas. Alternatively, in many cases, space can be cleared in a given semester so that no overseas psychology courses are necessary. To create the best study abroad plan, students should consult with their advisers as soon as possible and make their intentions known to the study abroad office. Visit the University’s website for more information.

Sport Psychology

Faculty

Professors
Dr. Angela Gillem
Dr. Marianne Miserandino
Dr. Steven Robbins (Chair)

Associate Professors
Dr. Eleonora Bartoli
Dr. Joshua Blustein

Assistant Professors
Dr. Christina Brown
Dr. Erica Fortune
Dr. Elaine Jones
Dr. Katherine Moore
Dr. Michael Morrow
Dr. Judith Wiley
Dr. Hsin-Hua (Cathy) Lee

Instructors
Adam Levy

Adjunct Professors
Dr. Alison Clabaugh
Kristen Hawk
Mary Winn

Degree/Concentrations

Bachelor of Arts in Sport Psychology

Related Fields of Study
Biology
Business Administration
Education
Pre-Physical Therapy
Pre-Physician Assistant
Psychology
Psychobiology
Sociology

Related Graduate Study at Arcadia University

Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology
Master of Education with a concentration in Secondary Education with Certification in Social Studies

Pathways to Study Abroad in Sport Psychology

This Majors Abroad Program (MAP) will require at least two semesters of study abroad. Students spend the junior year abroad taking courses at the University of Stirling  (Scotland) or St. Mary’s University College (London, England).

Visit the University’s Web site for more information. Since it is important that students plan ahead for study abroad, they should consult with their advisers as soon as possible and make their intentions known to the Department Chair and the Associate Dean of International Affairs.

Programs

• Psychology, B.A.
• Psychology, B.A., Art Therapy Emphasis
• Sport Psychology, B.A.

• Psychology (Human Resources) Minor
• Psychology Minor

• Secondary Education Certification in Social Studies for Psychology Majors

Courses

• PY 110 Introduction to Psychology
• PY 111 Introduction to Psychology
• PY 142 Research Methods
• PY 153 Social Psychology
• PY 201 Cognitive Psychology
• PY 202 Cross-Cultural Psychology
• PY 203 Health Psychology
• PY 205 Adult Psychopathology
• PY 209 Developmental Psychology of the Black Child
• PY 212 Developmental Psychology
• PY 215 Developmental Psychopathology
• PY 221 Psychology as a Natural Science: Learning and Cognition
• PY 222 Psychology as a Natural Science: Behavioral Neuroscience
• PY 227 Judgment and Decision Making
• PY 238 Adolescence
• PY 240 History of Psychology
• PY 261 Psychology of Work Behavior
• PY 275 Advanced Research Methods
• PY 280 Evolutionary Psychology
• PY 281 Psychology Journal Club: Learning and Memory
• PY 282 Psychology Journal Club: Behavioral Neuroscience
• PY 283 Psychology Journal Club: Social Psychology
• PY 284 Psychology Journal Club: Personality Psychology
• PY 285 Special Topics in Psychology
• PY 331 Psychology as a Social Science: Social Psychology
• PY 332 Psychology as a Social Science: Personality Psychology
• PY 389 Independent Study
• PY 420 Clinical Psychopharmacology
• PY 490 Senior Course
• PY 491 Senior Course

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