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M.A. Program in Experimental Psychology |
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Posted by: | Thomas Ford |
Title/Position: | Professor of Psychology |
School/Organization: | Western Carolina University |
Sent to listserv of: | SPSP, SESP |
Date posted: | January 21st, 2011 |
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Dear Colleagues,
The Department of Psychology at Western Carolina University offers a research oriented Master of Arts degree in general experimental psychology. We ask that you share this brief program announcement with students who could benefit from obtaining a master’s degree before applying to Ph.D. programs. Applications for the M.A. program are due by February 15, 2011. Applications must be submitted online by accessing the following website:
https://app.applyyourself.com/?id=wcu-grad
For questions regarding the application process, please contact Dr. Alvin Malesky (malesky@wcu.edu).
The M. A. program prepares students to attend a Ph.D. program in specialty areas of experimental psychology including social psychology. Through intensive research with faculty mentors and coursework, the M.A. program provides students with an informed basis for choosing a Ph.D. program as well as greater research skills, expertise in core areas of psychology, and credentials to pursue a doctoral degree.
The Department of Psychology has two social psychologists (Erin Myers and Thomas E. Ford) and six other Experimental faculty members with a broad range of expertise and research interests in experimental psychology. Below is a list of the Experimental faculty along with a brief description of their specialty areas and research interests. More detailed information about the M.A. program and faculty interests can be found on the Department of Psychology’s website:
http://www.wcu.edu/3064.asp
Thomas E. Ford (Social Psychology: prejudice, disparaging humor and discrimination, humor and coping with stress, and the relationship between religion and prejudice). Social Psychology Laboratory website:
http://blog.wcu.edu/socialpsychologylab
Winford Gordon (Experimental Psychology: implicit attitudes, cognition and meta-cognition in non-humans, psychological processes and change during adventure activity)
John Habel (Educational Psychology: narrative and life histories, teaching/learning in higher education)
Bruce B. Henderson (Developmental Psychology: development and exploration of curiosity)
Harold A. Herzog (Psychobiology: evolution of behavior, attitudes toward animals)
Erin Myers (Social Psychology: social implications of self-esteem, fragile self-esteem, gender, and narcissism)
William Poynter (Experimental Psychology: vision science, human factors psychology)
Debra Racey (Cognitive Psychology: behavioral variability as a component of learning, creativity and problem solving, judgment and decision making)
Thank you,
Tom Ford
Department of Psychology
Western Carolina University
Cullowhee, NC 28723
tford@wcu.edu
(828) 227-2109
Erin Myers
Department of Psychology
Western Carolina University
Cullowhee, NC 28723
emmyers@wcu.edu
(828) 227-2458
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