Department of Psychology
The Utah State Psychology Department is home to seven graduate level programs and a thriving undergraduate major. With more than 150 PhDs awarded 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
First-Year Student Researcher to Pursue Passion for Helping People of Color
07/30/2020
Shari Linares is an undergraduate student under the mentorship of Dr. Melanie Domenech Rodríguez in the Culture and Mental Health Lab. Linares is pursuing research in helping people of color.
Utah State Psychology Department Confers 150th PhD
07/15/2020
The Utah State Department of Psychology conferred its 150th PhD to Kaitlyn Browning. Browning received a doctoral degree in psychology with an emphasis in behavior analysis.
Dr. Michael Levin's Featured Publication Spotlight
06/08/2020
Dr. Levin is a Professor within the USU Psychology Department in the Combined Clinical and Counseling Psychology doctoral program.