Psychology at CI
Students at Psi Chi Induction Ceremony
Graduates of the CI BA in Psychology Program will be able to find work in a variety of settings. Typically, psychology graduates do well finding jobs. However, many undergraduate psychology majors choose to go on to graduate school for masters, doctorates, or other professional degrees. The psychology faculty at CI are committed to helping these students gain admittance to graduate school. (Read more)
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Summer Session
Enrollment for Summer 2012 session is now open. For more information visit Extended University. [Summer 2012 Schedule] (PDF)
Events:
POSTER SESSION
Title: Spring 2012 PSY 301 Poster Session
Date: Friday, May 11, 2012
Time: 5:00-7:00PM
Location: Malibu Hall 100
$6.00 on campus parking and Open to the public
NEW COURSES FOR FALL 2012
PSY 220 - Human Sexual Behavior
Section 01 Class#2203
Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00-9:50 am
Section 02 Class#2204
Mon/Wed/Fri 10:00-10:50 am
This course covers knowledge about the processes and variations in: sexual functions and reproduction; intimate relationships; sexual and gender role development and behavior; and the social, cultural, historical and moral contexts of sex and love. May be applied towards GE categories B2 & E.
PSY 313 - Clinical and Abnormal
Section 03 Class#2205
Thursday 12:00-2:50 pm
Prerequisite: Upper Division standing in Psychology, or consent of the instructor
This course examines so-called abnormal behaviors in context of so-called normal behaviors,
historical and cross-cultural perspectives, and clinical practice. The Diagnostic
and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorder (DSM-IV), which is the classification system
adopted by most mental health professionals will be covered. Psychodiagnostic methods
and treatment approaches are also examined. Current social issues related to mental
health, such as involuntary commitment, group home alternatives for care, client-therapist
confidentiality, and other pertinent topics will be introduced. Careers in clinical
psychology will be discussed.
PSY 490 - Introduction to Industrial/Organizational Psychology
(Upper Division Psychology Elective)
Section 01 Class#1588
Mon/Wed 1:30pm-2:45pm
This course introduces major topics in personnel psychology, organizational behavior, and the psychology of work, including job analysis, personnel selection, training and performance appraisal, social influences on work behavior, job satisfaction, worker motivation, leadership and organizational communication.
PSY 490 - Cross Cultural Counseling
(Upper Division Psychology Elective)
Section 02 Class#1589
Wed 12:00pm-2:50pm
This course is aimed at those interested in working as mental health professionals. Students will examine clinical issues, life experiences and research interests, through a cultural and ethnic diversity perspective. Students must have successfully completed Clinical and Abnormal Psychology (Psychology 313) before registering for this course.