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In keeping with the Jesuit, Catholic, liberal arts tradition, the Department of Psychology educates students in the science of behavior and mental processes with sensitivity toward the diversity of all people so students may use psychological knowledge and insight to address human concerns. Course Description:Psychology 301 fulfills a requirement for psychology majors.Material covered in this course includes the historical antecedents of modern psychology, as well as current issues and debates about the nature and future of psychology.The history of psychology will be discussed in the context of the geopolitical influences that helped shape the development of the discipline.Additionally, particular attention will be paid to the experiences and contributions of women, ethnic and cultural minorities.
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