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Three psychology courses are being offered online in summer 2021!
PSYC235. Physiological and Sensory Psychology
An introduction to the nervous system with a focus on brain-behavior relationships, including neural communication, basic sensory processes, and complex behavior. An introduction to the theoretical, empirical, and methodological approaches in the field. This course satisfies the “Biological & Sensory Processes” Breadth Area within the new Psychology major curriculum and one of the 200-Level Breadth requirements in the older Psychology major. Prerequisite: PSYC 101.
Bailey
4 Credits
May 17 – June 4
M,T,W,R 8:00am – 12:10pm
Online Course
PSYC280. Counseling Theories and Methods
An introduction to the major theoretical models of counseling, the methods of counseling, and their current applications and modalities. The course also provides students with an understanding of ethical and professional issues in the field. The course offers a blend of lecture-style teaching and interactive discussions and hands-on activities. This course satisfies the “Health & Counseling” Breadth Area within the new Psychology major curriculum and one of the 200-Level Breadth requirements in the older Psychology major. Students will learn foundational skills in the evaluation and communication of psychological research. Prerequisite: PSYC 101 with a grade of C- or better or with permission of the instructor.
Ikizler
4 Credits
May 17 – June 4
M,T,W,R 1:00pm – 5:10pm
Online Course
PSYC485. Psychology of Sharks
When most people imagine sharks they often picture the cold-blooded, dead-eyed monster portrayed in media. However, there’s a whole lot more to sharks than what we see in Jaws! In this class, students will learn about the social nature of sharks from a social psychological perspective. We will discuss research methodology, social structures, social cognition, and more! Along the way, you will enhance your digital literacy skills, understand the benefits and limitations of various research designs, sharpen your capabilities for critical thinking, hone your writing skills, and practice your professional oral communication skills. Prerequisite: PSYC 101, BIO 105, or with instructor permission.
Howansky
2 Credits
June 7 – June 25
T, R 1:00pm – 5:10pm
Online Course
Registration:
- Registration for summer will be done through a Google add form. The form is now open and will remain open until the end of the semester.
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You can also submit a paper add/drop form at the front desk in Glendening Hall Monday - Friday from 9 am - 5 pm.
See also Summer Tuition and Fees - Office of the Registrar (smcm.edu)