1) The Department of Behavioral Sciences at Utah Valley University announces a tenure track assistant professor position in psychology beginning Fall, 2010. Please click HERE (pdf) for additional information.
2) The ABSC club is hosting a Vita workshop on February 19th in LA 026 from 12:00-4:30. If you can't come for the entire workshop feel free to stop by anytime you can, for as long as you can. Do you know what a Vita is? Did you know you need one to apply for graduate school? Did you know the stronger your Vita the better the odds graduate schools will pay you to attend their school? Please attend to learn more.
3) Dr. David Knowlton has been in La Paz, Bolivia with current student Amanda Valora, who is doing a research project in Copacabana. To see some pictures of her in action visit the Student Highlights and Successes link under Student Resources above.
4) Our Family Studies emphasis has been approved by the NCFR (National Council on Family Relations) as an accredited program for the CFLE (Certified Family Life Educator) provisional license. Please visit www.ncfr.org and see your academic advisor for details!
The UVU Behavioral Science Department offers classes that fulfill social science distribution requirements for graduation, the Behavioral Science associate in science/arts degree, and the Behavioral Science bachelor of science/arts degree (with an emphasis in Anthropology, Family Studies, Psychology, Social Work, or Sociology). Students enrolled in the Integrated Studies bachelor degree may also select Anthropology, Psychology, or Sociology as an emphasis.
Behavioral Science Department Newsletter - Spring 2010 (pdf)
Behavioral Science Undergraduate Journal - 2009