Department of Psychology

College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences

Department of Psychology

College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences

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Department of Psychology

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Build a Strong Foundation in the Principles of Psychology

EKU’s Department of Psychology offers undergraduate and graduate degrees, including a Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degree in Clinical Psychology. As a student, you’ll have the opportunity to learn from award-winning faculty and recognized scholars, all committed to student success. You can gain real-world experience through an extensive Co-Op program and clinical practicum opportunities and collaborate with faculty on a broad range of research topics. Our flexible curriculum allows you to focus on your specialized interests while gaining a solid foundation in psychology.

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graduate Programs

Why Study Psychology?

The study of psychology can lead to a greater understanding of human behavior and insights into ourselves and others. A degree in psychology is an excellent foundation for students planning a career in mental health or social services. It prepares students for careers that require creative problem-solving and critical thinking skills, and the ability to apply psychological principles to their personal, social, and professional life.

The Center for Applied Psychology and Workforce Development (CAPP) is a training, research, and service agency within the EKU Psychology Department.

Mission:

Provides professional development opportunities for students and faculty in the Industrial-Organizational Psychology program,
Contributes to the economic development of the community by offering high-quality, affordable, evidence-based consulting services, and
Creates opportunities for applied psychological research.

Staff:

All services will be provided by Psychology faculty and by graduate and undergraduate students working under the direct supervision of faculty.

Services:

The CAPP provides tailored services to each client’s needs. Our services include:

Workforce Development

Training programs
Workshops/seminars
New employee orientations

Personnel Solutions

Job analysis and description
Performance appraisal
Employee recruitment and selection
Organizational development
Program development and evaluation
Organizational needs assessments
Data collection and analysis
Employee surveys
Customer satisfaction survey

If you are interested in learning more about CAPP and our services, please contact us at capp@eku.edu.

The Whitlock Autism Learning Center is a center established by Dr. Doug and Mrs. Joanne Whitlock in memory and honor of their grandson Robert Douglas Whitlock, Jr. WALC aims to coordinate and facilitate efforts to celebrate and support autistic people and their families in the EKU and surrounding communities. EKU disciplines involved include Occupational Therapy, Psychology, Special Education, and Speech-Language Pathology.

Contact: Dr. Myra Bundy myrabeth.bundy@eku.edu

The purpose of Psi Chi is to encourage, stimulate, and maintain excellence in scholarship and to advance the science of psychology. Becoming a member involves you in the EKU chapter of Psi Chi and also links you to an international community.

To become a member of Psi Chi you must fulfill five requirements:

Have an overall 3.0 minimum GPA
Have taken 9 hours in psychology courses
Have completed three semesters of college
Be a psychology major or minor
Have a 3.0 minimum GPA in Psychology

If you meet these requirements, please complete the application. In addition to submitting the application, you will also be required to pay a one-time membership fee of $55. Checks can be made out to “EKU Psi Chi” and payment can be dropped off in Dr. Lawson’s mailbox in the Cammack Office (Cammack Building Room 127).

When submitting your application, please also go to Psi Chi’s International website and apply. In other words, you will need to submit an application to EKU as well as to the international organization through their website.

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Dr. Nicholas Hoffman

EKU Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology & VCS in Applied Behavior Analysis Graduate

My favorite part of being an EKU student was being able to gain experiences relevant to my field, while also networking with other professionals and leaders which opened the door for my success. I, along with my peers, had doors opened for us that lead us on pathways that were not available to us by default. It truly is a college of opportunity.

Keylee Emmett

EKU Psychology Student

Through studying psychology at EKU, I have gained valuable insight into the complexities of the human mind and behavior. The engaging lectures, supportive community, and the skilled professors and faculty have made my academic journey both enjoyable and invaluable. I am sure that the skills and knowledge I have gained at EKU will help me to succeed in my future career.

Sara Cannon

EKU Applied Behavior Analysis Student

I can’t speak highly enough of the EKU Online program. I am so grateful for all of the hard work that all of the staff put into it every day. The feeling of accomplishment and self-confidence that this opportunity has provided me is worth as much to me as the degree I’m earning.

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Department of Psychology

521 Lancaster Avenue
127 Cammack Building
Richmond, KY 40475

859-622-1105
psychology@eku.edu

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Department of Psychology

College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences

Department of Psychology

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