Psychology at Jacksonville State

Jacksonville State University

Department of Psychology

700 Pelham Road, Jacksonville, AL, 36265-1602. (256) 782-5402

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Welcome to Psychology at JSU

The Department of Psychology at Jacksonville State offers the Bachelor of Science in psychology and Master of Science degree in applied psychology. Our department strongly emphasizes applied behavior analysis and the experimental analysis of behavior. Our curriculum includes theory, research, and practice, which we view as interdependent and complementary.

We view our undergraduate program as serving two main purposes: 1) providing students an understanding of psychology and its application for careers as scientist-practioners; and 2) preparing students for postgraduate education by offering independent research, applied practicum, and thesis opportunities.

Our newly redesigned graduate program, beginning in Fall 2009, will prepare students for careers in applied behavior analysis and experimental psychology.

To support these goals, members of our department engage in research and professional and community service consistent with our instructional programs. We also offer elective and support courses for students in areas of study outside psychology.

2009, Jacksonville State University

	Jacksonville State University Department of Psychology 700 Pelham Road, Jacksonville, AL, 36265-1602. (256) 782-5402
	Faculty \| Facilities \| Undergraduate \| Graduate \| Psi Chi \| Encyclopedia of Psychology
Departments and Offices College of Arts and Sciences JSU Home	Welcome to Psychology at JSU The Department of Psychology at Jacksonville State offers the Bachelor of Science in psychology and Master of Science degree in applied psychology. Our department strongly emphasizes applied behavior analysis and the experimental analysis of behavior. Our curriculum includes theory, research, and practice, which we view as interdependent and complementary. We view our undergraduate program as serving two main purposes: 1) providing students an understanding of psychology and its application for careers as scientist-practioners; and 2) preparing students for postgraduate education by offering independent research, applied practicum, and thesis opportunities.
	Our newly redesigned graduate program, beginning in Fall 2009, will prepare students for careers in applied behavior analysis and experimental psychology. To support these goals, members of our department engage in research and professional and community service consistent with our instructional programs. We also offer elective and support courses for students in areas of study outside psychology. 2009, Jacksonville State University