At 12:00 AM 11/5/2002 -0400, you wrote:

As part of our long range planning effort we are collecting information on
current trends in undergraduate psychology education. 
I have a couple of questions that will help in collecting that information.
Once this information is tabulated I will post it.

What are the new courses your department has begun offering the past 2 - 3
years?

The Profession of Psychology
as special topics:  Fieldwork and Seminar in Psychology


Have there been any changes in the curriculum for your major?

in 1996:  switched to
-Students have to take math stat and at least one 100-level psych course with a grade of B before declaring .
-Must pass one semester of a two semester lab science sequence (which we specify) before enrolling in Experimental and must complete the second semester by the time they graduate (originally we had required both semesters of this sequence be completed before experimental but it held students back too much-we have a lot of transfers who come here in their jr yr).
-New Requirements for the major (all are at the 200=-level or higher:
        Psych Stat 
        General or Social Experimental
        One course in each of the four categories:  Applied, Biopsychology, Cognitive, Developmental/Social with at least two of these courses at least at the 300-level
        Two psychology electives, at least at the 200 level

Are you offering any degrees other than psychology?  no
Do you offer any tracts or areas of focus within your majors?  Not defined although we might advise students interested in various careers differently

Bonnie R. Seegmiller, Ph.D.                     ph:       212) 772-5678
Hunter College                          fx:       212) 772-5620
Department of Psychology                        email:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
695 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10021
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