Psychology, Family, & Justice Studies

The Psychology, Family, & Justice Studies Department bases its professional curriculum on a firm liberal arts foundation. Our goal is to educate students as human service professionals dedicated to the well being and development of people across the lifespan and across diverse contexts. This mission promotes the growth of the whole person and fosters strong ethical values, intellectual curiosity and personal integrity, as well as a sense of responsibility and service to society.

Undergraduate Majors

Child Study, B.A.  (Elementary Education, B.S. )
Child Study with Inclusive Early Childhood Concentration, B.A.  
Criminal Justice/Restorative Justice, B.S.  
Criminal Justice/Restorative Justice, B.S. with Emergency Management Concentration  
Psychology, B.A.  

Undergraduate Minors

Child Study Minor 
Family Studies Minor 
Psychology Minor  
Youth Services Minor  

Dual Degrees

Child Study, B.A. to M.S. (Autism & Applied Behavior Analysis) Accelerated 
Psychology, B.A. to Clinical Mental Health or School Counseling, M.A.