Saturday, November 21, 2009

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
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
Moya, Maria Charleston 651-5809 MHDD & PSY maria.moya@csn.edu
Roby, William Charleston  651-5700 PSY roby.william@csn.edu 
LaSala, Angela J.C. Charleston 651-5963 PSY angela.lasala@csn.edu
Manis, Bob Summerlin 651-4849 SOC & PSY bob.manis@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    

 

For more information click on the linked course title.

 

  

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)