Academics

Psychology

Psychology Faculty

Anson, Diana	Cheyenne	651-4077	PSY	diana.anson@csn.edu
Billings, Paul	Cheyenne	651-2652	SOC & PSY	paul.billings@csn.edu
Brittenham, Rebeca	Charleston	651-5957	SOC & PSY	Rebeca.brittenham@csn.edu
Bullis, Ann	Henderson	651-3031	SOC & PSY	ann.bullis@csn.edu
DeFazio, Carlo	Henderson	651-3042	SOC & PSY	carlo.defazio@csn.edu
Doody, Evelyn	Henderson	651-3032	PSY	evelyn.doody@csn.edu
Gordon, Sue	Cheyenne	651-4468	PSY	sue.gordon@csn.edu
Herrle, Paul		651-4401	PSY	paul.herrle@csn.edu
Hodges, Jerry	Charleston	651-5815	MHDD & PSY	jerry.hodges@csn.edu
Knies, Rich	Henderson	651-5810	SOC & PSY	richard.knies@csn.edu
Roby, William	Charleston		PSY
LaSala, Angela J.C.	Charleston	651-5963	PSY	angela.lasala@csn.edu
Manis, Bob	Summerlin	651-4849	SOC & PSY	bob.manis@csn.edu
Mihail, Marcus	Charleston	651-5809	PSY & ANTH	marcus.mihail@csn.edu
Rich Ray	Charleston	651-5707	SOC & PSY	ray.rich@csn.edu
Solomon, Gary P.	Henderson	651-3524	PSY	gary.solomon@csn.edu
Tracy, Stephen N.	Charleston	651-7304	PSY	stephen.tracy@csn.edu

Courses in Psychology

Number	Title	Credits
PSY 101	General Psychology	3
Psy 102	Psychology of Personal and Social Adjustment	3
Psy 203	Advanced General Psychology I	3
Psy 204	Advanced general Psychology II	3
Psy 206	Business/Industrial Psychology	3
Psy 207	Psychology and the Family	3
Psy 208	Psychology of Human Relations	3
Psy 210	Statistical Methods	3
Psy 220	Principles of Educational Psychology	3
Psy 222	Terrorism and Political Violence	3
Psy 228	Psychology of Dreams	3
Psy 233	Child Psychology	3
Psy 234	Psychology of Adolescence	3
Psy 240	social Science Research Methods	3
Psy 241	Introduction to Abnormal Psychology	3
Psy 261	Social Psychology	3
Psy 270	Understanding Psychology Through Film	3
Psy 276	Aging in Modern American Society	3

Special Topics Courses in Psychology

Number	Title	Instructor	Credits
	No current listings- please see catalogue

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Associate of Arts Degree in Psychology

This degree is designed for students who are concerned with how individuals think, behave, and make decisions, relate to others, adjust to and/or cope with stress, appreciate and value differences in individuals and groups, and understand themselves and others.

The objectives for this degree are as follows:
Upon successful completion of the A.A. Degree in Psychology, a student will be able to:

Seek an entry level position in a human services agency
AND/OR

Matriculate successfully into a four-year institution
AND/OR

Satisfy/complete a personal life-choice goal

(See the CCSN Catalog for the degree sheet. An updated degree sheet will be posted here when it is available)