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.
Adjunct Instructors: Dan Collison, Victor DeJonge, Mary Gee, Sandra Gibbs, Sue Ellen Martin, Susan Pavlik, Anne Pawli, Frank Tabaczka, Cathy Gamby-Weideman, Tom Donahue, Janice Alexander, Sandy Ring, Rob Swiatek, Lindsey Holmes, Tammi Kolski
Click here for a description of MCC's psychology courses, on page 188 of 258 of the PDF catalog (p.183 of the print version)
Click here for information about careers in psychology
Click here for information about psychology in everyday life