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"Time spent in the old Psychology lounge in old South Hall, Psi Chi, Assisting Dr. Loher with research projects, Being nominated at large by Dr. Keller for Outstanding Senior, Presenting with some of the faculty at the American Psyhological Society Convention in Chicago the May after I graduated" Diana Petlock (Rizzo), (2004)
"Wow.. The South Hall Mall project was big! All that construction... and of course Dr. Feil's Survey and Research Design class.. to 'operationally define' the variables... funny but that set the foundations for years of higher learning and gave me an edge in all my course work...Grad and post grad Him and Gale Largay's work on writing proper survey questions have gone a LONG way... Always think back and laugh about Dr. Grace ending every lecture with "Hallucinations, Delusions?". And of course being one of the students that got to interview Dr. Launius for the position.. Always loved her positive can do attitude... And all the Human Development courses with Sue Wisler... good times.. good times.. " - Terry Sweeney (1991)
"My counseling internship, and being involved in the department such as psychology club. Also have professors who knew who I was. I was able to connect with my professors on a personal level because of the small class sizes. Also learning SPSS. Because I know how to use that program, I was able to use that skill as a research assistant at Arcadia where I had some of my tuition paid for, and was able to work with a great team of professors on research projects in the math and science education department. " - Stephanie Gaun (2007)
"I enjoyed the Senior Seminar paper. This research helped me to decide what I wanted to do with my life and with whom I wanted to work". - Amber Shaffer (2008)
"One of my fondest experiences was working as a research assistant with Dr. Verno." - Joseph Renninger (2008)
"The closeness of the faculty and the students; it really felt like they cared for your success as a student". - Rebekah Burke (Smith), (2002)
"The personal attention that each student received was the most beneficial aspect of being a Psychology Major at MU." -Marquand Brown (1998)
"Psychophysiological research with Dr. Francis Craig. Close knit and cohesive department faculty. Senior year professional internship at the Elmira Psych. Center and Behavioral Science Unit." - Brett Powell (2002)
"I loved the interaction with students and professors. The connection that I created help create a passion for learning. " -Michael Masters (2007)
"Working closely with the other Psych and HRM students. Working closely with the faculty and staff. Research Symposium in Boston, MA" - Marissa Fontana (Kosydar), (2005)
"I most enjoyed the research-oriented classes, particularly Dr. Feil's class in behavioral learning." -William P. Miller (1988)
"President of both the Psychology Club and Psi Chi. Completed various activities associated with each organization." - Eric Noll (1997)
"One of my Psychology Classes we did practice interviews on camera and that was helpful to see our body language during an interview." -Pamela L. Best (1987)
"I fondly remember the small class sizes and opportunities to work informally with my professors. This encouraged me to continue with my college education." -Michael Atkinson (1983)
"It was fun to see Dr. Loher in his "freudian slip" and Dr. Murray in the pavlov's dog costume!" -Katie Akins (2009)
Dr. J. Dennis Murray, Chairperson
211 South Hall
(570) 662-4775
Ms. Wanda LaBar, Office Professional
(570) 662-4771
Fax: (570) 662-4106
Mr. Steven Brown,
151 South Hall
(570) 662-4623
Dr. Francis Craig,
236 South Hall
(570) 662-4774
Dr. Brian Loher,
152 South Hall
(570) 662-4777
Dr. Gretchen Sechrist,
206 South Hall
(570) 662-4778
Dr. Karri Verno,
150 South Hall
(570) 662-4773
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