Psychology
Psychology is a diverse and highly interdisciplinary field of study that involves the application of systematic methods of inquiry to the exploration of behavior, mental processes, and social relationships. The Department of Psychology has as its mission to educate students in the core knowledge and skills of the discipline of Psychology, together with Goucher's unique perspective that reflects a history and tradition of respecting diverse viewpoints and methods. This education contributes to the overall mission of the college as a liberal arts institution, "to prepare students within a broad and humane perspective for a life of inquiry, creativity, and critical and analytical thinking." Read more.
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Thomas Ghirardelli | 410.337.6592 | tghirardelli@goucher.edu
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| Psychology faculty and students presented research at the Eastern Psychological Association Conference Five Psychology faculty members (Katherine Choe, Dara Friedman-Wheeler, Thomas Ghirardelli, Jennifer McCabe, and Ann McKim) and 15 current Goucher students (Ally Abrams, Emily Caballero, Emily Collins, Annie Cosgrove-Davies, Leah Goldgar, Erica Hendrickson, Abby Litovsky, Rebecca Mark , Blair Shevlin, Jeffrey Shayne, Samantha Siwulec, Chelsea Spitzer-Morton, Allison Susser, Katrina Wheeler, and Marley Witham), along with several alums, traveled to New York City to present research findings at the Eastern Psychological Association conference, March 1-4, 2013. |
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Abby Litovsky
"When it comes down to letters of recommendation, they [my professors] really know me, and they're able to reflect on my four years here, how I've grown and how I work."
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