Our versatile psychology degree program will allow you to explore the motivations behind human behavior and the science of emotions. You will be prepared to excel in your chosen behavioral health profession through practical instruction in social psychology, psychology of personality, Christian theology, and theories and techniques of counseling.
Majors: Gain the education needed to pursue an advanced degree in psychology or enter the behavioral health workforce.
Minors: A foundational understanding of human behavior will prepare you for a wide array of careers in the behavioral health field.
Concentrations: Advance your service-oriented career by gaining knowledge related to the study of human behavior.
Faculty
Department Chair
Heather Kelly, Psy.D.
Department Chair for Behavioral and Social Sciences; Professor of Psychology
Regular Faculty
Debbie J. Bicket, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Guidance and Counseling
Deborah Johnson, Ph.D.
Professor
Jean Orr, Psy.D.
Associate Professor
