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Summer, 2013
SUMMER STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM -- CAMBODIA & THAILAND (Dates TBD -- w/ Dr. Helen Delfeld, Political Science)
Description: This 6 credit hour study abroad experience has been designed to provide students with an opportunity to explore and experience first-hand two countries --Cambodia and Thailand -- one of which has experienced genocide, the other of which has more successfully negotiated the post-colonial world, but both struggle to meet the needs of their people. We will explore how histories of violence (the evidence of which is still ever-present) become incorporated into people's individual and collective cultural narratives and how the underlying political, social, and psychological forces have shaped (and continue to shape) these cultures as they grapple with the barriers to healthy functioning and well-being associated with poor living conditions. We will also explore various levels at which these cultures make better lives for themselves and their children, through individual and community efforts, governmental programs, and foreign influence in particular the UN and NGOs.
Courses included:
Pols379/Psyc410: Emerging from Violence (Surviving Genocide and Oppression)
Pols339: Poor People's Movements
Psyc410: The Developmental Challenges of Poverty and Conflict
Spring, 2013 (access all class materials through OAKS)
Psyc103: Introduction to Psychological Science -- Learning Community (w/ Dr. Thomas Nadelhoffer, PHIL)
FYSM158: Psychology of Violence
Psyc469: Advanced Developmental with Lab
Fall, 2012 (access all class materials through OAKS)
Psyc103: Introduction to Psychological Science -- Learning Community (w/ Dr. Lisa Ross, Psychology & WGST)
Psyc224: Lifespan Development
Psyc375: Moral Development
Spring, 2012 (access all class materials through OAKS)
Psyc103: Introduction to Psychological Science -- Learning Community (w/ Dr. Heath Hoffman, Sociology)
Psyc103: Introduction to Psychological Science
Hons106: Honors Introduction to Psychological Science
Fall, 2011 (access all class materials through OAKS)
Psyc375: Topics in Child and
Adolescent Development -- Optimal Development
**Please join us for the students' presentations of their Experimental
Society Proposals on December 10th from 8:00am-2:00pm in the Alumni Center
(Education Building)**
Psyc103: Introduction to Psychological Science -- Learning Community (w/ Dr. Lisa Ross, Psychology & WGST)
Psyc311: Lifespan Development
Summer, 2011
McNair Scholars Summer Research Program (w/ Dr. Helen Delfeld, Political Science)
Psyc311: Lifespan Development (online course, summer II)
Spring, 2011 (access all class materials through OAKS)
Psyc103: Introduction to Psychological Science
Hons106: Honors Introduction to Psychological Science (w/ Dr. Chad Galuska, Psychology)
Pysc410 (cross-listed with Phil298): Happiness (w/ Dr. Jen Baker, Philosophy)
Fall, 2010
Summer, 2010
McNair Scholars Summer Research Program (w/ Dr. Helen Delfeld, Political Science)
Spring, 2010
Psyc311: Developmental Psychology (Sections 001 & 005)
Fall, 2009
Spring, 2009
Fall, 2008 -- College of Charleston
Psyc103-019: Introduction to Psychological Science
Psyc311-001: Developmental Psychology
Psyc311-002: Developmental Psychology
Summer, 2007 -- University of Wyoming
Phil3000: Sex, Love, & Philosophy
Spring, 2007 -- University of Wyoming
Phil1000: Introduction to Philosophy
Phil3300: Ethical Theory
Fall, 2006 -- University of Wyoming
Phil1000: Introduction to Philosophy
Phil2300: Ethics in Practice -- Matters of Life and Death
Spring, 2006 -- University of Wyoming
Psyc4300: Adolescent Development
Summer, 2005 -- University of Wyoming
Psyc3150: Moral Development
Spring, 2005 -- University of Wyoming
Psyc2300: Developmental Psychology