Six full-time faculty with diverse interests
A variety of elective and specialty courses (i.e. Child Psychopathology, Cross-cultural Psychology, Clinical Psychopharmacology, Psychology as a Profession)
Good preparation for Graduate programs in Psychology or other Professional schools (law, medicine, physical therapy)
"Hands-on" training provided through research mentoring and a variety of internship/field placements
Opportunities for experiential and interdisciplinary learning
Travel to psychology-related conferences
Two scholarships designated for psychology majors

in a small college setting:

20:1 student/professor ratio in undergraduate classes
A variety of teaching methods used in the classroom, including hands-on activities and demonstrations, small group work, and discussion
One-on-one advising and mentoring
Accessibility to faculty
Leadership roles available to students through Psych Club and Psi Chi
Broad liberal arts focus (new general education requirements)