Seattle Pacific University
   


School of Psychology, Family and Community

 

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SPU psychology students at  the Stanford Research Conference with reknowned psychologist Dr. Philip Zimbardo.

Program Overview
Mission Statement
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Degree Options
B.A. in Psychology
B.S. in Psychology
Psychology Minor

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Faculty & Staff

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Center for Relationship Development

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What is Psychology?

The science of psychology explores:

  • Nature and causes of behavior, feelings, and thoughts
  • Effective ways to maintain psychological and social health
  • How changes and discoveries reveal new understandings, new research possibilities, and new applications to the human condition

What is Psychology at SPU?

  • Providing students with solid academic and experiential grounding in the theory, research, and practice of the field of psychology
  • Preparing and inspiring able and motivated students to enter and contribute to the field of psychology
  • Nurturing students toward valuing themselves and others as persons of worth, created in God’s image
  • Empowering students to act in this world. That is, actively celebrating God’s human and non-human creation, actively showing mercy and compassion to the vulnerable, and actively challenging and changing aspects of society that deny or denigrate persons.