URI and the Psychology Department


		URI and the Psychology Department
		What can I do with a Psychology Degree?
		The Psychology Department Mission Statement
		Academic Requirements for a Psychology Major
		Academic Requirements for a Psychology Minor
		Selecting Psychology Courses
		Undergraduate Internships
		Undergraduate Research
		Faculty and Graduate Student Mentors
		The Undergraduate Psychology Club
		Psi Chi, The National Honor Society in Psychology
		Go to the Psychology Department Undergraduate Homepage

College of Arts and Sciences
The Undergraduate Program
in the Department of Psychology

Chafee Building, Kingston, RI 02881-0808
Phone: 401-874-2193 Fax: 401-874-2157
E-Mail: SuBoatH@uri.edu

The following is designed to assist faculty who serve as academic advisors for undergraduate psychology majors. If you have additional materials to share with colleagues, then feel free to provide them.

Click here for a PowerPoint introduction
to academic advising in the U.R.I. Psychology Department

Furthermore, the links on the left of this webpage provide additional information relevant to undergraduate psychology advising. For instance, you can click on "Academic Requirements for the Major" in order to review the requirements for students to transfer from University College into the Psychology Department, as well as examine an "easy-to-read" chart of the undergraduate psychology major requirements.

We also have a new worksheet to assist faculty as they review undergraduate students' transcripts to determine the courses/credits required for graduation.

Click here for the academic advising worksheet

Click below for information on External Funding for Minority Students of Color, Students with Disabilities, and Students Seeking Funding to Conduct Diversity Issues Research

External Funding Regarding Diversity

Be sure to recommend that your students attend the weekly undergraduate psychology career workshops scheduled each fall semester. Topics typically include School Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Clinical and Counseling Psychology, Applying for Graduate School, and How to Take the Graduate Record Exam (GRE). Call the Psychology Department Office (874-2193) for details.

Professor David Faust discusses careers in Forensic Psychology.

For more information about this site, contact SuBoatH@uri.edu
File last updated: Sunday, September 11, 2005