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The Department of Psychology congratulates and recognizes undergraduates for their ambitious research and activities.
The Department of Psychology congratulates and recognizes undergraduates for their ambitious research and activities.
Dr. Katherine Rawson was the recipient of the Outstanding Research and Scholar Award.
Dr. Katherine Rawson was the recipient of the Outstanding Research and Scholar Award.
Dr. Aaron Jasnow and colleagues in the Department of Psychology study the neurobiological mechanisms that control our emotions.
Dr. Aaron Jasnow and colleagues in the Department of Psychology study the neurobiological mechanisms that control our emotions.
Dr. John Gunstad observes a participant in a study of attention and driving performance.
Dr. John Gunstad observes a participant in a study of attention and driving performance.
Dr. Manfred van Dulmen examines the role of romantic relationships in adolescent development.
Dr. Manfred van Dulmen examines the role of romantic relationships in adolescent development.
Dr. David Riccio and Stephen Fountain use animal models to understand the processes of learning and memory.
Dr. David Riccio and Stephen Fountain use animal models to understand the processes of learning and memory.
Dr. Sato's lab studies risk factors for obesity in children an adolescents.
Dr. Sato's lab studies risk factors for obesity in children an adolescents.

The Department of Psychology at Kent State University, offering Undergraduate and 
Graduate Degrees and Majors in Psychology, 
is an innovative center of research, teaching, and community service.

Our faculty are internationally recognized for their research.  Our Ph.D. program offers training in the areas of Behavioral Neuroscience, Clinical, Cognitive, Developmental, Health, and Social.  The Clinical program allows specialization in adult psychopathology, assessment, child clinical, clinical health psychology, and clinical neuropsychology.

Undergraduates can earn a BA degree in Psychology.  Our department offers a diverse set of courses and opportunities for students to become involved in research with our faculty and graduate students.  The degree prepares students for graduate school and employment in a range of fields, including clinical, applied and experimental areas of psychology and related fields such as education, law, business, human services, and health care.

 

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