Psychology/Pastoral Care

Description

18 Credit Hours

School of Social & Behavioral Sciences
Daniel Nelson, Director

The Psychology/Pastoral Care minor is designed to acquaint the student with the core courses and academic concepts taught in the department of Psychology. Areas studied within the minor include human development, family relationships, personality, group dynamics and counseling. When one has completed this minor, one should be able to assess whether further graduate training in psychology would be desired, and if so desired, what areas would be of interest. Upon completion of the minor in Psychology, the student should have more insight into human need and behavior.

Courses


PTHE	431	Pastoral Counseling (3)

Select one (3 credits):


PSYC	256	Developmental Psychology I (Child) (3)
PSYC	257	Developmental Psychology II (Adolescent & Adult) (3)

Select one (3 credits):


PSYC	353	Psychopathology (3)
PSYC	363	Theories of Personality (3)

Select one (3 credits):


PSYC	332	Marriage & the Family (3)
PSYC	462	Parent/Child & Adolescent Relationships (3)

Select two (6 credits):

PSYC Any PSYC Course not previsously taken (3)