Research & Internships
Some of the psychology department's current research projects include:
- Assistant Professor Melissa Rogers' research on how to get students to use effective study strategies
- Assistant Professor Elizabeth Campbell's research on career development and college students; also working to develop a better model of teaching for counseling development
- Student researchers in Assistant Professor Alisha Epps' lab investigate the role of the endocannabinoid system and hippocampus of the brain in depression- and epilepsy-related behaviors, as funded by the M.J. Murdock Foundation and a CCCU/SCIO Supporting Structures grant
Examples of recent student internships include:
- Research with Washington State University's Sleep Laboratory
- Whitworth's Marriage & Family Therapy Clinic
- U-District Counseling
- Technician at Physical Therapy Associates
- Youth development counselor for Boys & Girls Club