About the Program

Psychology is the scientific study of individuals’ thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. The curriculum in the psychology major is designed to provide opportunities for majors in all subfields of the discipline. Majors take core courses, as well as specialized courses and advanced seminars in areas of their choosing. Majors also observe the applications of psychology by completing internships and participating in a variety of specialized research and laboratory experiences.

Faculty

Chair: G. Scott Morgan, Associate Professor
Professors: Jill Cermele, Associate Dean; Patrick Dolan; Jessica Lakin, Associate Provost
Associate Professors: Graham A. Cousens; Hilary Kalagher; G. Scott Morgan
Assistant Professors: Christopher Medvecky; Adijat Mustapha; Jenna Landrigan Tongring
Professor Emeriti: Janet Davis; Ed Domber; George-Harold Jennings; Phil Jensen; Jim Mills; Ann Saltzman; C. Robin Timmons

Advanced Placement (AP) Examinations

A score of 4 or 5 on the psychology examination exempts a student from course.

Department Website

https://drew.edu/psychology-department/