Psychology
This is the Greek letter “psi” – the symbol of the field of psychology and the first letter of “psyche,”
the ancient Greek concept of the “self.”
Psychology is the modern study of “self” – of behavior in all its variety – how we sense, perceive, think, feel, and act. The field of psychology embraces all of human life – from genes to family; from health to disorder; from conception to death. It is firmly rooted in the principles of careful observation, comprehensive research, and thoughtful analysis.
Course Descriptions
Course Syllabi -- Fall Winter Summer
Information about careers in Psychology
Information about Psychology in everyday life
Course Syllabi -- Fall Winter Summer
Information about careers in Psychology
Information about Psychology in everyday life
Full-Time Instructors: (Click on instructor's name for Schedule and Office Hours)
| Richard Alexander (homepage) | Room 242-E | 231-777-0340 | Richard.Alexander@muskegoncc.edu |
| Sherri DeBoef-Chandler (homepage) | Room 246-A | 231-777-0469 | Sherri.Chandler@muskegoncc.edu |
| Angela Spaniolo-DePouw (homepage) | Room 246-A | 231-777-0346 | Angela.DePouw@muskegoncc.edu |
Adjunct Instructors: (Click on instructor's name for Schedule and Office Hours)
