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
Students and Faculty Attend Conference on Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies
12/02/2019
Five students and a faculty member from the Utah State University Department of Psychology attended the 2019 Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies Convention in Atlanta, Georgia.
Department Spotlight: Cassity Haverkamp
11/25/2019
Cassity Haverkamp, MEd, is a PhD student in the School Psychology Program at Utah State University. Haverkamp is passionate about her research and excited to study under-researched populations and areas.
Psychology Department Students and Faculty Support USU’s Inclusive Excellence Symposium
11/01/2019
Psychology undergraduate and graduate students attended the day’s events either in person or online via AggieCast. Three of our faculty members and two graduate students lead breakout sessions.