About the department
The Department of Psychology, in the College of Education, Health & Human Sciences, has 30 faculty and teaches across 1 subject area. Research labs cover cognition, development, social psychology, and human factors, with eye-tracking, physiological recording, and observation suites.
Degrees and programs
Concentrations, minors, and certificates connected to the department are listed on each program page and in the full program list.
Courses
The department offers courses under these subject codes:
Faculty
| Name | Rank | Areas |
|---|---|---|
| Trevor Underwood | Assistant Professor | behavioral neuroscience; quantitative methods |
| Josephine Fontaine | Professor | health psychology; cognitive psychology |
| Renata Winslow | Senior Lecturer | psychology of learning; social psychology |
| Rafael Trombley | Associate Professor | developmental psychology; clinical and counseling psychology |
| Owen Persson | Clinical Associate Professor | industrial-organizational psychology; human factors and engineering psychology |
| Talia Escobar | Assistant Professor | behavioral neuroscience; quantitative methods |
| Nora Reinholt | Professor | health psychology; cognitive psychology |
| Bianca Mbeki | Senior Lecturer | psychology of learning; social psychology |
| Kwame Cho | Associate Professor | developmental psychology; clinical and counseling psychology |
| Camille Weaver | Clinical Associate Professor | industrial-organizational psychology; human factors and engineering psychology |
| Delia Lundgren | Assistant Professor | behavioral neuroscience; quantitative methods |
| Priscilla Novak | Professor | health psychology; cognitive psychology |
| Ibrahim Fitzgerald | Senior Lecturer | psychology of learning; social psychology |
| Wren Rhodes | Associate Professor | developmental psychology; clinical and counseling psychology |
| Sana Amara | Clinical Associate Professor | industrial-organizational psychology; human factors and engineering psychology |
| Freya Delacroix | Assistant Professor | behavioral neuroscience; quantitative methods |
| Leon Lindqvist | Professor | health psychology; cognitive psychology |
| Daniel Rasmussen | Senior Lecturer | psychology of learning; social psychology |
| Marisol Osei | Associate Professor | developmental psychology; clinical and counseling psychology |
| Lucia Haddad | Clinical Associate Professor | industrial-organizational psychology; human factors and engineering psychology |
| Caleb Beaumont | Assistant Professor | behavioral neuroscience; quantitative methods |
| Marcus Bwalya | Professor | health psychology; cognitive psychology |
| Kendra Larsen | Senior Lecturer | psychology of learning; social psychology |
| Aisha Bergström | Associate Professor | developmental psychology; clinical and counseling psychology |
| Darnell Ferris | Clinical Associate Professor | industrial-organizational psychology; human factors and engineering psychology |
| Trevor Salazar | Assistant Professor | behavioral neuroscience; quantitative methods |
| Josephine Groves | Professor | health psychology; cognitive psychology |
| Renata Molnar | Senior Lecturer | psychology of learning; social psychology |
| Rafael Okafor | Associate Professor | developmental psychology; clinical and counseling psychology |
| Owen Halvorsen | Clinical Associate Professor | industrial-organizational psychology; human factors and engineering psychology |
Advising and contact
Students in the department's programs are assigned a faculty adviser; new and prospective students can reach the department office to be connected with the right person. Office hours for every instructor are posted each term.
Fictional information
UW–Porter Falls is a work of parody. This department, its faculty, and its facilities are invented; nothing here describes a real academic unit.