Seattle Pacific University
   


School of Psychology, Family and Community

Program Overview
Mission Statement
Distinctives
Entrance Requirements

Degree Options
B.A. in Psychology
B.S. in Psychology
Psychology Minor

Coursework
Catalog & Time Schedule

Costs & Financial Aid
Student Financial Services

Faculty & Staff

Opportunities for
Students

Psi Chi
Awards
Internships
Teaching/Research/Job Opportunities
Center for Relationship Development

Resources
Web Links

TEACHING OPPORTUNITIES
Teaching assistantships under the guidance of faculty members are available to qualified students in all areas of Psychology.

RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES
One of the distinctives of the Psychology Department at Seattle Pacific University is the wide variety of opportunities for students to engage in current research projects.  These include involvement on multiple levels: as participants, members of on-going research teams, research assistantships, and as independent researchers. 

Information is provided here that will assist you in answering many questions you might have about our program.  For further information, please contact Dr. Margaret Brown Director of Undergraduate Research at mbrown@spu.edu, or call (206) 281-2940.

Information for students:

          1. Students as Participants

          2. General Psychology Extra Credit

          3. Extra Credit Writing about Current Research Assignment

          4. Joining a research team and becoming a research assistant

          5. Undergraduate Research Contract

          6. Independent research

          7. Research conferences

  

Information for faculty or others interested in undergraduate research:

          1. Faculty Information

          2. SPU Alumnus volunteer form

          3. Guidelines for Working with Undergraduates in Research