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PSY400-04_SP21:Psychology Capstone

Each student produces an evidence-based capstone project by analyzing collected data archival data or primary scholarly sources to examine an issue. In so doing students demonstrate their learning across the five learning outcomes in the major.
Category: Spring 21

PSY400-06_SP21:Psychology Capstone

Each student produces an evidence-based capstone project by analyzing collected data archival data or primary scholarly sources to examine an issue. In so doing students demonstrate their learning across the five learning outcomes in the major.
Category: Spring 21

PSY400-90_FA20:Psychology Capstone

Each student produces an evidence-based capstone project by analyzing collected data archival data or primary scholarly sources to examine an issue. In so doing students demonstrate their learning across the five learning outcomes in the major.
Category: Fall 20

PSY400-90_SP21:Psychology Capstone

Each student produces an evidence-based capstone project by analyzing collected data archival data or primary scholarly sources to examine an issue. In so doing students demonstrate their learning across the five learning outcomes in the major.
Category: Spring 21

Re-Imagining the First Year

"We are the people on whom our student's access to the middle class depends"

Swarup Wood

"What would we do if we truly loved students?"

Tami's Mentor 

Category: Academic Support

RSCH294_01-02_FA19_Meta:Intro Undergrad Resrch Exper

Supports students' mentored undergraduate research experiences strengthens academic and professional skills and explores research-based academic and career pathways. Introduces norms and precepts of academic research including research ethics and conduct. Students develop writing and professional communication skills; create resumes and professional products; and present their research at research conferences and symposia. Students must be accepted into the UROC Researchers program.  (Instructor consent required)

RSCH294_01-02_FA20_Meta:Intro Undergrad Resrch Exper

Supports students' mentored undergraduate research experiences strengthens academic and professional skills and explores research-based academic and career pathways. Introduces norms and precepts of academic research including research ethics and conduct. Students develop writing and professional communication skills; create resumes and professional products; and present their research at research conferences and symposia. Students must be accepted into the UROC Researchers program.  (Instructor consent required)

Category: Fall 20

RSCH394-02_FA20:Interm Undergrad Rsrch Exper

The UROC research program augments student¿s mentored undergraduate research experiences strengthens academic and professional skills and helps prepare students for research-based graduate programs and careers. Students practice writing and professional communication skills; refine professional development and research products; engage in training and leadership activities; and present their research at conferences and symposia. Students must be accepted into the UROC Researchers program. (Instructor consent required)
Category: Fall 20

SBS100-01_FA20:Human Biocultural Evolution

Students are introduced to science as a method of studying and understanding human biology from an evolutionary perspective. Examines the foundations of life and evolutionary theory and the principles of genetics human adaptation and primate behavior. Explores the fossil record of human biocultural evolution over the last sixty million years. Students will also consider the anthropological understanding of the concept of human races today.
Category: Fall 20

SBS100-01_SP21:Human Biocultural Evolution

Students are introduced to science as a method of studying and understanding human biology from an evolutionary perspective. Examines the foundations of life and evolutionary theory and the principles of genetics human adaptation and primate behavior. Explores the fossil record of human biocultural evolution over the last sixty million years. Students will also consider the anthropological understanding of the concept of human races today.
Category: Spring 21
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