Department of Psychology
The Utah State Psychology Department is home to seven graduate level programs and a thriving undergraduate major. With more than 227 PhDs awarded since 1990 our alumni network is rapidly growing. Students from many different walks of life have found a home and place of belonging in Logan, Utah. The department’s commitment to seeking and training diverse students and faculty has created a focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Our mission is to make substantial contributions to the development of new knowledge. Department interests across ethnic/cultural communities, identity, and rural populations develops well rounded, professional and knowledgeable graduates.
We are dedicated to facilitating student professional and academic growth as well as fostering a strong commitment to ethical practice in psychology. Learn more about diversity efforts in the Psychology department.
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Psychology Spotlight
USU Psychology Community Shares Successes During COVID-19
03/26/2020
The USU Psychology Department is celebrating successes and social distancing!
Department Spotlight: Jay Hinnenkamp
03/20/2020
Jay Hinnenkamp is a doctoral student in the USU Department of Psychology’s Behavior Analysis Program and a student in Dr. Greg Madden’s Behavioral Economics Lab.
Students and Faculty Attend National Conference for School Psychologists
03/03/2020
Eleven graduate students and three faculty from the Utah State Psychology Department’s School Psychology Program attended and presented research at the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) Annual Convention