Division of Applied Behavioral Sciences
News
Congratulations to Simone Bolton, undergraduate B.A. in Psychology student, who was awarded the 2011 Psi Chi Kay Wilson Leadership Award for Outstanding Chapter Presidents. As the winner, Simone received a $500 cash award and paid travel expenses to the American Psychology Association national convention, this August in Washington, D.C., where she made a presentation.
Sweetening the convention even further, UB's chapter of Psi Chi brought home the national 2011 Alberta Johnson/Ruth Cousins Building Bonds Collaboration Award in recognition of a collaborative effort that made a significant impact at the local, state, regional, or national levels regarding scholarship, leadership, research, and/or community service.
The plaques have been hung; check them out on the second floor of the Academic Center.
Division Chair
Deborah Kohl
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Administrative Assistant
Marcia Dean
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Academic Program Coordinator
Angie Miller
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Preparing you not just for work, but for life.
Our undergraduate programs are flexible and comprehensive, and they prepare you for:
- careers that require strong interpersonal, communication and problem-solving skills.
- graduate-level education relating to professional psychology.
Our graduate programs offer you professional development for successful careers counseling psychology and related fields. Our Certificate in Professional Counseling Studies program—an ideal progression from the master's program in Applied Psychology—can prepare you to fulfill the requirements and sit for the examination to become a licensed clinical professional counselor.
Take advantage of the University's location in the greater Baltimore-Washington, D.C. metropolitan region to access to a wide variety of internships and co-ops at federal, state, private and nonprofit agencies.
Pursue research in the William and Althea Wagman Laboratory, which offers a sensory deprivation room, an individual testing room and a wet lab to support your research.