Mass Advising session
23/10/09 09:39
We are holding the following mass advising sessions. Come get
answers and your PIN for registration if you have 45 hours or less.
Check the calender for up to date times. All session will be held
in one of our three classrooms: Dunlap 205, 208, or 104.
10/16 11:15-12:10
10/23 12:30-1:30
10/26 4:30-5:30
10/27 4:00-5:00
10/29 1:00-2:00
11/2 4:30-5:30
11/4 2:30-3:30
10/16 11:15-12:10
10/23 12:30-1:30
10/26 4:30-5:30
10/27 4:00-5:00
10/29 1:00-2:00
11/2 4:30-5:30
11/4 2:30-3:30
MASS ADVISING FA09
05/10/09 11:02
We will be organizing several mass advising sessions for fall 2009.
Please attend one of these before make a personal appointment with
your advisor. We believe this will answer many questions and your
time with your advisor will be of a much higher quality... allowing
you to plan for your future goals.
We will post mass advising times on this website.
We will post mass advising times on this website.
Psi Chi Applications
28/08/09 11:30
Scholars,
Psi Chi applications may be submitted for fall 2009. You have until Sept 11th to submit your application for fall induction. We will verify your academic credentials and get back with you by the following Friday.
If you have any questions you should contact a faculty member or Psi Chi president, Jordan Hoffman.
You my find the application here on our website, the link is in the nav bar to your right.
Psi Chi applications may be submitted for fall 2009. You have until Sept 11th to submit your application for fall induction. We will verify your academic credentials and get back with you by the following Friday.
If you have any questions you should contact a faculty member or Psi Chi president, Jordan Hoffman.
You my find the application here on our website, the link is in the nav bar to your right.
Labs are here
14/07/09 11:36
We are very excited about our new POS beginning this fall. We now
have labs in both Stats and Research Methods. Additionally, you may
take up to four other labs after completing methods (Abnormal,
Social, Cognition, Neuroscience). Following this course of action
allows us to remove one elective from Area G. (Two if you take all
the labs).
Research Talk: Monkey Memory
08/04/09 10:11
Who: Dr. Jonathan Gulledge
When: Monday, April 13th at 2:30PM
Where: NOC Room 106
Monkeys Count, What is Next?
Over the past few years the topic of nonhuman primate cognition has been the focus of some of the most interesting and contentious debates in cognitive psychology. The variety of exceptional cognitive abilities displayed by nonhuman primates has intrigued many of the most active and influential researchers in our discipline. With the application of computer technology to the nonhuman primate research arena numerous new abilities, capacities, and applications have been discovered. Computer-based studies of nonhuman primate short-term memory, long-term memory, visuospatial working memory, attention, and numerical cognition will be discussed. Additionally, studies of the negative impact of long term exposure to microgravity (e.g., spaceflight) on nonhuman primate cognition will be discussed.
When: Monday, April 13th at 2:30PM
Where: NOC Room 106
Monkeys Count, What is Next?
Over the past few years the topic of nonhuman primate cognition has been the focus of some of the most interesting and contentious debates in cognitive psychology. The variety of exceptional cognitive abilities displayed by nonhuman primates has intrigued many of the most active and influential researchers in our discipline. With the application of computer technology to the nonhuman primate research arena numerous new abilities, capacities, and applications have been discovered. Computer-based studies of nonhuman primate short-term memory, long-term memory, visuospatial working memory, attention, and numerical cognition will be discussed. Additionally, studies of the negative impact of long term exposure to microgravity (e.g., spaceflight) on nonhuman primate cognition will be discussed.
Psychology club agenda 2009-2010
01/04/09 14:15
Check out our
google document and get involved
link to dynamic agenda
link to dynamic agenda
Advisement center checklist for advisors
30/03/09 13:01
Advisement Check List
Regents Test
Regents Test must be taken during the first semester at NGCSU.
2009 Test Dates: Friday, July 10, Saturday, October 24, and Saturday, October 31, 2009
2010 Test Dates: Saturday, February 27 and Saturday, March 6, 2010
During online registration BANNER will indicate if student has satisfied requirement by exemption
Progress Report (Midterm Grades)
Discuss midterm grades with the student. If a student is struggling, please direct them to our campus resources (Study Skills Workshops apache.northgeorgia.edu/AAC/indexAAC.shtml, Math lab, Writing lab, Tutoring (706-864-1433), Counseling (706-864-1819), etc.
Academic Probation
Repeating courses and earning a higher grade is the quickest way to raise the GPA. Encourage students to retake courses with grades of D’s and F’s as quickly as possible while subject is still fresh in their mind. Not more than 25 percent of the credits for graduation may carry grades of D.
Undergraduate students who are not in good academic standing (probation or warning) are required to meet with his/her academic advisor prior to registration to obtain a second PIN number (ALTPin). Online registration is permitted but the ALTPin is required to access Registration. This ALTPin requirement remains until student is back in good academic standing.
Alternate PIN number.
Ensure that all students with less than 45 earned hours receive a completed, fully detailed, and signed copy of the Permit-to-Register with the required ALT PIN number on it and make sure a completed and signed copy of the Permit-to-Register remains in the students’ folder. Remind students that the ALT PIN number will be good through drop/add period of the following semester.
Summer Courses
HOPE students who will be taking courses during the summer must complete a summer financial aid form through the Financial Aid office http://apache.northgeorgia.edu/enrollment/finaid/index.htm.
Transient Permission
Students wishing to take courses at another institution must complete the Transient Permission Form and submit it to the Registrar’s Office. Request form is available online within BANNER. The AVP for Academic Affairs must approve Transient Permission Requests for the following students:
AP Credit
AP Credits granted by NGCSU (apache.northgeorgia.edu/VPAA/ap.shtml). “K” is a special grade code that will appear on a transcript to represent credit given for AP and/or CLEP credit.
Credit by Examination (CLEP) and/or AP Credit
If working with a student who has completed a high school AP course but failed to make the required score for NGCSU credit, please mention the CLEP test. With the knowledge already gained from the AP course, many students are successful when taking CLEP. Refer students to the Testing Office in 216 Barnes Hall, 706-864-1799 or web site at apache.northgeorgia.edu/testing.
Wellness / PHED Requirement
PHED 1000 (Wellness) vs. 3 one-hour PE Courses
All Early Childhood/Special Ed, Middle Grades and Physical Education majors are required to take PHED 1000. All other majors can satisfy this requirement with 3 one-hour PE courses. Nursing majors are exempt from basic PE requirement.
Area A – (Must be completed by 60 earned hours)
MATH 1101 (Math Models)
Math 1101: Will satisfy Area A for the following majors: Athletic Training, English, Exercise Science, Fine Arts, History, Modern Language, Nursing, Physical Ed / Cert., Social Science, Sociology, Political Science & Criminal Justice, Early Childhood/Special Ed.
MATH 1111 (College Algebra)
Math 1111: Will satisfy Area A for Business Majors and all majors listed above. Math 1111 is a fast-paced, rigorous course that prepares students for the future required math courses at NGCSU. MATH 1111, is designed to prepare you for MATH 1113 (Pre-Calculus), or MATH 2040 (Brief Calculus), and possibly MATH 2450 (Calculus) which are primarily for Business majors.
Note: MATH 1111 will count only as elective credit for majors requiring MATH 1113 or a higher level mathematics course.
MATH 1113 (Pre-Calculus)
All science majors are advised to take MATH 1113. It will satisfy Area A for the following majors: Biology, Chemistry, Math & Computer Science, Physics, and Middle Grades Education.
MATH 2450 (Calculus)
Psychology strongly advises MATH 2450. Note: A student may enter into MATH 2450 during their first semester if they have a score of at least 640 on the Math SAT and have successfully completed advanced algebra & trigonometry in high school.
Area B
PSYC 1001 (Foundations of Leadership)
All first time freshman are required to take PSYC 1001 to satisfy area B of Core Curriculum.
Modern Languages 1002 (ARAB, KREN, FREN, CHIN, GRMN, SPAN)
Prerequisite: 1001, two years high school language, or placement). See Modern Language for placement test.
Military
Cadets
Is cadet registered for a military science course? (Avoid PT hours 8:00 AM, MWF & Drill hours 3:35-5:00 PM on Monday)
MILS 1000 (Fall)
MILS 1100 (Spring)
MILS 2000 (Fall)
MILS 2100 (Spring)
DD214 Form
If advising cadets who have returned from active duty or National Guard training, ask if they have turned in a DD214 Form. If approved, cadets can receive credit for a Military Science course and/or 2 one-hour PE’s.
Transfer Students
New Core Curriculum Guidelines for Transfer Students (Effective for transfer students
entering prior to Spring 2010 with some areas of the core not complete (Areas B, D and E) see core guidelines: apache.northgeorgia.edu/vpaa/index.shtml
U.S. & Georgia History Legislative Requirements
Georgia law requires candidates for a degree from an institution in Georgia supported by public funds to pass an examination on the history of the US and the state of GA. At NGCSU, this requirement can be met by taking any one of the following courses: HIST 2111 or HIST 2112 or POLS 1101. If you have any questions in regards to the U.S. and Georgia History exams, please contact the Department of History & Philosophy by phone at (706) 864-1903. If you have any questions in regards to the U.S. and Georgia Constitution exams, please the Department of Political Science & Criminal Justice by phone at (706) 864-1910 or web:
apache.northgeorgia.edu/Academic/Arts_Let/History/deptweb/US_&_Georgia_Legislative_Requirements/legislative.shtml
Advising in the psych lab
09/03/09 09:13
- Scholars,
- We will be holding some group advising in the lab on Monday (the 9th and 23rd) and on Wednesday (the 11th).
- Freshmen and Sophomores are encouraged to drop by from 1-2 and upperclassmen are advised to drop by from 2-2:30.
- Wednesday the 25th is the chili cook-off. Many of us are participating. Feel free to drop for some chili and ask some questions while we dip it out and brag about how awesome we are at cooking chili. Some us will be in the lab after we get cleaned up from the chili cook-off, but it might be after 1p.m.
Mass advisings
05/03/09 13:00
- Continue to look at your email for more mass advising times. We will hold some sessions each week until registration begins.
Getting out with research experience
05/03/09 12:58
Freshmen Year Area A &
D:
- Math 1111 Algebra (fall)
- MATH 2400 Stats (spr)
- PSYC 3070 Quantitative Methods (fall)
- PSYC 3080 Research Methods (spr)
- PSYC 3150/L Social Psychology with Lab (fall)
- PSYC 3530/L Abnormal Psychology with Lab (fall)
- PSYC 3310/L Learning & Cognition with Lab (spr)
- PSYC 4230/L Neuroscience with Lab (spr)
- Senior Honors Thesis
- Independent Study
- Reading & Research
mass advising spring 2009
27/02/09 15:01
Hello Psych Majors,
Next week is advising time for summer and fall 2009. We will be holding 4 mass advising sessions to aid you in your choices. We will have as many faculty as possible at these sessions to help you. Our goal is a very fast over-view (10 minutes) with reminders of pre-reqs, then we'll talk about our new curriculum that starts in the fall and how it will allow you to get an even better education. Summer and Fall schedules are posted and we'll be sharing that info if you haven't checked banner yet.
1. Wed from 10 - 11 in the Library, CTLE room on the third floor
2. Wed from 4 - 5 in 104 Dunlap
3. Thur during the meeting period in 104 Dunlap
4. Fri from 10 - 11 in the Library, CTLE room on the third floor
** IMPORTANT NOTE:
Beginning in the fall both Quantitative Methods (3070), formally known as Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences, and Research Methods (3080) will be four hour classes. We will have the usual three hours together as either a TTR or MW format and in addition we will have a three hour lab. This will greatly enhance learning in these classes. Additionally, we will be offering lab class for Abnormal and Social in the fall for anyone that has completed 3080. In the spring of 2010, Cognition and Neuroscience will be offered with a lab for those that meet the pre-reqs. This is going to be a great opportunity to get some hands on experience and will be manditory for all freshmen majors beginning in the fall. We have added the three hours of lab by dropping one elective class from Area G. Everyone that has completed 3080 is eligable to take the lab sections of our 4 upper level classes, even if you've already taken the class. Additionally, we will be encouraging you to take more than one upper level lab if it suits your careers goals. You can use the extra-hours as elective hours on your Plan of Stuy (POS).
Looking forward to seeing everyone next week, prof_chuck
Next week is advising time for summer and fall 2009. We will be holding 4 mass advising sessions to aid you in your choices. We will have as many faculty as possible at these sessions to help you. Our goal is a very fast over-view (10 minutes) with reminders of pre-reqs, then we'll talk about our new curriculum that starts in the fall and how it will allow you to get an even better education. Summer and Fall schedules are posted and we'll be sharing that info if you haven't checked banner yet.
1. Wed from 10 - 11 in the Library, CTLE room on the third floor
2. Wed from 4 - 5 in 104 Dunlap
3. Thur during the meeting period in 104 Dunlap
4. Fri from 10 - 11 in the Library, CTLE room on the third floor
** IMPORTANT NOTE:
Beginning in the fall both Quantitative Methods (3070), formally known as Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences, and Research Methods (3080) will be four hour classes. We will have the usual three hours together as either a TTR or MW format and in addition we will have a three hour lab. This will greatly enhance learning in these classes. Additionally, we will be offering lab class for Abnormal and Social in the fall for anyone that has completed 3080. In the spring of 2010, Cognition and Neuroscience will be offered with a lab for those that meet the pre-reqs. This is going to be a great opportunity to get some hands on experience and will be manditory for all freshmen majors beginning in the fall. We have added the three hours of lab by dropping one elective class from Area G. Everyone that has completed 3080 is eligable to take the lab sections of our 4 upper level classes, even if you've already taken the class. Additionally, we will be encouraging you to take more than one upper level lab if it suits your careers goals. You can use the extra-hours as elective hours on your Plan of Stuy (POS).
Looking forward to seeing everyone next week, prof_chuck
Mass advising for spring
25/02/09 12:51
Be on the lookout for mass advising
sessions. Registration starts in two weeks.
We will have two in the Library (CTLE on the third floor) on Wednesday the 4th and Friday the 6th from 10 - 11 a.m.
Additionally, we will have in Dunlap 104 on Wednesday the 4th from 4 - 5 p.m. and on Thursday the 5th during the meeting hour.
Let’s all be smart and plan ahead
We will have two in the Library (CTLE on the third floor) on Wednesday the 4th and Friday the 6th from 10 - 11 a.m.
Additionally, we will have in Dunlap 104 on Wednesday the 4th from 4 - 5 p.m. and on Thursday the 5th during the meeting hour.
Let’s all be smart and plan ahead
Welcome back for Spring 2009
05/01/09 11:23
Hello Scholars,
Welcome back for another exciting semester.
Stay on the lookout for Psych club meeting times and some guest speakers this spring.
Welcome back for another exciting semester.
Stay on the lookout for Psych club meeting times and some guest speakers this spring.
spring 2009 electives
23/10/08 15:12
Scholars,
Just to make sure we are all on the same page, the following are elective possibilities for Spring 2009:
PSYC3181 Psychology of Aging with Robertson. Totally online so there are no conflicts, but seating is limited.
PSYC4840 Clinical Theories with Hill MW @ 1:25
PSYC3200 Advanced Human Development with Furbush TBA (will be decided before registration opens)
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In addition we have other options for those in need
SOCI3481 Sociology of Aging is also cross-listed as a psych course. Again there should be no conflicts as this course will be online too.
MGMT4669 Org Behavior is cross-listed with our org behavior class. We are working to get a PSYC listing on that class. Stay tuned to Banner for more info.
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Keep this in mind about your aging classes. If you are working towards a certificate in gerontology then you can take the two aging classes above as area G electives and still get certificate credit. However, if you are getting a minor in aging you can not use the aging classes as electives in area G.... basically you can double dip with the certificate, but not with the minor as is the usual case.
Just to make sure we are all on the same page, the following are elective possibilities for Spring 2009:
PSYC3181 Psychology of Aging with Robertson. Totally online so there are no conflicts, but seating is limited.
PSYC4840 Clinical Theories with Hill MW @ 1:25
PSYC3200 Advanced Human Development with Furbush TBA (will be decided before registration opens)
----------
In addition we have other options for those in need
SOCI3481 Sociology of Aging is also cross-listed as a psych course. Again there should be no conflicts as this course will be online too.
MGMT4669 Org Behavior is cross-listed with our org behavior class. We are working to get a PSYC listing on that class. Stay tuned to Banner for more info.
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Keep this in mind about your aging classes. If you are working towards a certificate in gerontology then you can take the two aging classes above as area G electives and still get certificate credit. However, if you are getting a minor in aging you can not use the aging classes as electives in area G.... basically you can double dip with the certificate, but not with the minor as is the usual case.
Chow advising, cause you gotta eat...
19/10/08 22:02
Monday: Steve Smith,
12:15
Tuesday: Kelly Cate, 11:00
Wednesday: Chuck Robertson, 11-12; Steven Lloyd, 12-1
Thursday: Michelle Hill, 12:30-1:30
Friday: John Roop, 11:30
Mass Advising for Spring
17/10/08 10:04
Location: CTLE room 380
Times: Tuesday, Oct 21, 12:45-1:45
Wednesday, Oct 22, 12:00 - 1:00
Thursday, Oct 30, 2:20-3:20
Friday, Oct 31, 2:00 - 3:00
Times: Tuesday, Oct 21, 12:45-1:45
Wednesday, Oct 22, 12:00 - 1:00
Thursday, Oct 30, 2:20-3:20
Friday, Oct 31, 2:00 - 3:00
What is a psychology major?
16/10/08 22:00
Sometimes being a psychology student
means making a presentation of your Research Methods project at the
Apple Digital Campus Leadership Institute to Faculty and
Administrators from around the world. In the photo above Ashley and
Catherine are happy to have finished this conference as a warm up
for their APS presentation in Chicago. Below Courtney and Tiff have
a faculty member practicing some of the ideas for Google documents
that they shared at the ADCLI 2008 conference.
Changing Majors
02/09/08 08:16
Scholars,
Dr. Robertson will be making himself available to work with you on change of major issues this fall (2008) on Friday mornings and by appointment.
Be sure to stay up to date on the info in your student bulletin and on this website. In addition, it is always a good idea to have conversations with all your psychology faculty.
Dr. Robertson will be making himself available to work with you on change of major issues this fall (2008) on Friday mornings and by appointment.
Be sure to stay up to date on the info in your student bulletin and on this website. In addition, it is always a good idea to have conversations with all your psychology faculty.
Mass Advising for Spring 2008
03/03/08 10:00
MASS ADVISING:
Monday 3/24, 9 a.m. in HOAG auditorium...
Tuesday 3/25, 1:15 p.m. in Newton Oakes 206...
Wednesday 3/26, 5 p.m. in Dunlap 104...
You will need to come to one of these to get your pin number
Monday 3/24, 9 a.m. in HOAG auditorium...
Tuesday 3/25, 1:15 p.m. in Newton Oakes 206...
Wednesday 3/26, 5 p.m. in Dunlap 104...
You will need to come to one of these to get your pin number
What are you doing this summer?
17/02/08 20:36
FYI... if you are serious about
graduate school come and talk to me about this.
Undergraduate Statistics Program Now Taking Applications!
APA's Advanced Statistical Training in Psychology program is now open for applications! This exceptional opportunity is designed for students who will be undergraduate seniors in the 2008-2009 academic year. It is an ideal way to learn more about statistics at a time when many students are thinking about graduate school. Successful applicants are those who have firm plans to pursue a graduate degree in psychological science.
Up to 20 students will be selected to participate in this intensive, 9-day, hands-on seminar. Featured activities include lectures, SPSS activities, hands-on activities, discussions about graduate school, as well as plenty of fun!
The ASTP targets students who are from traditionally underrepresented groups in psychology. For purposes of this program, the definition of underrepresented groups is intentionally broad, including students who are members of ethnic minority groups, first generation college students, and students who have had to overcome other kinds of social, physical, or economic barriers on the road to academic excellence.
ASTP will take place at the University of Maryland, College Park, July 12 - 20. Housing, meals, instruction, labs, and some social events are covered for all students. Participants will pay a $200 registration fee and provide for their own travel. Financial need should not be a barrier to anyone's participation. For those with financial need, scholarship support is available for travel as well as for the registration fee.
The deadline for applications is Monday, March 17. Visit www.apa.org/science/astp.html for more information about the program and the application requirements.
Summer School 2008
15/02/08 15:58
We have a bunch of upper level psych
courses lined up for this summer. Be sure to see you advisor prior
to registration to make your plans.
Advising this week, then Registration next...
15/10/07 12:31
Faculty members have appointment times
posted on their doors for advising this week (OCT 15 - OCT 19).
Registration is next week. Check your banner accounts for your
time-ticket and holds. Don't forget your PIN number if you are
under 45 hours (i.e. you must be avised)!
Dr. Noble has a web-site
29/08/07 11:18
Dr. Noble now has a web-site for
History and Systems...
http://radar.ngcsu.edu/~snoble/index.htm
He is the man!
http://radar.ngcsu.edu/~snoble/index.htm
He is the man!
Welcome back!
28/08/07 10:09
Welcome back psychology scholars.
Don't forget to see your advisor (or any faculty member) for advice
and planning for the future.
Changing your major in Banner
07/08/07 17:05
If you change your major to Psychology
using your banner account the following things will happen before
it becomes official:
All this may take some time, please be patient. You are always welcome to stop by 102B Dunlap Hall and check your progress. We welcome everyone to become a psych major, but we want to talk with you before making it official because we want you to accomplish your goals in a timely fashion (i.e. we want you to get advised).
1). an email will automatically be sent to Dr. Robertson who is keeping up with our majors and assigning advisors
2). Dr. Robertson will send you an email asking you to listen to the online advising podcasts (because we want you to be informed consumers)
3). Dr. Robertson will set-up a time to meet with you, talk about your future, and assign you an advisor
4). Dr. Robertson will send an email to the Registrar asking them to change you major to psych and telling them who your "official" advisor will be
All this may take some time, please be patient. You are always welcome to stop by 102B Dunlap Hall and check your progress. We welcome everyone to become a psych major, but we want to talk with you before making it official because we want you to accomplish your goals in a timely fashion (i.e. we want you to get advised).
Cognition Lab Students Share Technology Ideas at ADCLI 2007
02/05/07 20:00
Just tooting our own horn.... Several
Cognition and Gerotechnology Lab students went down to the Apple Digital Campus Leadership Institute
(ADCLI) this spring and shared two of the projects that we are
working on that integrate their life as students today with our
current technology.
Hanna Stepp and Courtney Winterbottom presented our departmental approach to academic advising using enhanced podcasts. Katie Scoglietti and Christopher Hilton shared how we develop information literacy skills (and learn more about cognition) by demonstrating and explaining our social bookmarking project for Cognition (PSYC 3310).
In addition, they all made a presentation and participated in a question and answer session at the conference. You can download a podcast of their session here. Just subscribe to the day one podcasts. There session is entitled, "What can they do and what do they want?" The slides that they used in their presentation are available for download here. (download pdf of slides)
Hanna
Courtney
Katie
Christopher
very kewl....
Technorati Tags: ADCLI NGCSU Cognition Students
Hanna Stepp and Courtney Winterbottom presented our departmental approach to academic advising using enhanced podcasts. Katie Scoglietti and Christopher Hilton shared how we develop information literacy skills (and learn more about cognition) by demonstrating and explaining our social bookmarking project for Cognition (PSYC 3310).
In addition, they all made a presentation and participated in a question and answer session at the conference. You can download a podcast of their session here. Just subscribe to the day one podcasts. There session is entitled, "What can they do and what do they want?" The slides that they used in their presentation are available for download here. (download pdf of slides)
Hanna
Courtney
Katie
Christopher
very kewl....
Technorati Tags: ADCLI NGCSU Cognition Students
NGCSU Psych Students attend Appalachian IDEAS Network
02/05/07 09:33
Here's a nice photo of me with Billy
Breedlove and Vicki Herrin (left to right). We recently attend the
Appalachian IDEAS
Network were we pitched our social venture at the 3rd annual
showcase. Vicki and Billy presented the Psi Chi Foodbank
project. A novel approach to solving our local probelms
locally. Psi Chi students have been selling some of the items
donated to the Community Helping Place thrift store on eBay... the idea being that some items
are more valuable than what they would be able to fetch in the
thrift store. The money is then used to purchase foodbank items in
bulk. You can always know what we are selling locally (no shipping
fees if you pick it up) by reading our our
RSS feed... or make the communityhelpinng place one of your
favorite sellers and check it when you log into your eBay
account.
Thanks to all the Psi Chi students that have been working on this project. See me if you want to help.
Technorati Tags: Social IDEAS Network Psi Chi eBay NGCSU
Thanks to all the Psi Chi students that have been working on this project. See me if you want to help.
Technorati Tags: Social IDEAS Network Psi Chi eBay NGCSU
Changing majors to Psychology
09/04/07 12:28
I'm sending out the following
letter to all students that officially request a change of major to
psychology:
Hello new psych major,
I am excited about your decision to pick psychology!
I would like to have a meeting with you before I approve your change of major to
make sure that we get we are all on the same page and to help you develop a plan
of study to get you where you want to go (grad school, a professional program, a
job, etc...).
Email me to set up a meeting time. Before you meet with me I’d like for you to listen
to the online advising that we have created:
http://apache.northgeorgia.edu/Academic/Arts_Let/Psych/psychology/page3/page3.html
You can download the advising and listen to it on your computer in itunes or another
mp3 player. Alternatively, you can listen to the advising at our kiosk in room 206
Dunlap hall. If you need help just go to the psych office or grab a psych faculty
member.
Best, prof_chuck
clrobertson@ngcsu.edu
706.867.3220 office phone
Hello new psych major,
I am excited about your decision to pick psychology!
I would like to have a meeting with you before I approve your change of major to
make sure that we get we are all on the same page and to help you develop a plan
of study to get you where you want to go (grad school, a professional program, a
job, etc...).
Email me to set up a meeting time. Before you meet with me I’d like for you to listen
to the online advising that we have created:
http://apache.northgeorgia.edu/Academic/Arts_Let/Psych/psychology/page3/page3.html
You can download the advising and listen to it on your computer in itunes or another
mp3 player. Alternatively, you can listen to the advising at our kiosk in room 206
Dunlap hall. If you need help just go to the psych office or grab a psych faculty
member.
Best, prof_chuck
clrobertson@ngcsu.edu
706.867.3220 office phone
NGCSU students @ the Apple Digital Campus Leadership Conference
25/03/07 22:58
A copied post from prof_chuck's blog:
Just wanted to brag about your peers representing NGCSU at the ADCLI conference last week. I had a number of very kewl digital innovators come up to me to say, "your students rock!", after seeing their presentation and spending some time with them at the showcase. Collaborations are in the works as you read this....
You'll find more photos on my Flickr Account... ADCLI 2007 photo set is here...
Technorati Tags: ADCLI NGCSU Students
Advising for Summer and Fall 2007
21/03/07 00:27
Scholars,
You should be arranging an advising time this week, well ahead of your registration slot.
If you've been around a while, don't forget your Plan of Study needs to be turned in.
If you haven't been around a while, don't forget to get your super secret registration code number from your advisor.
In addition, we have an upper level learning community opportunity focusing on the mind and we are compiling a waiting / request list for BIOL 1107.
You should be arranging an advising time this week, well ahead of your registration slot.
If you've been around a while, don't forget your Plan of Study needs to be turned in.
If you haven't been around a while, don't forget to get your super secret registration code number from your advisor.
In addition, we have an upper level learning community opportunity focusing on the mind and we are compiling a waiting / request list for BIOL 1107.
Psychology at NGCSU
06/03/07 10:17
"What is a Psychologist in training at
NGCSU?"
Students who are interested in developing analytical thinking skills and applying the scientific method to learn about cognition and behavior are set for a career in Psychology. To understand, explain, and change behavior, students will utilize skills obtained in the Psychology curriculum as well as develop knowledge of themselves.
Students who are interested in developing analytical thinking skills and applying the scientific method to learn about cognition and behavior are set for a career in Psychology. To understand, explain, and change behavior, students will utilize skills obtained in the Psychology curriculum as well as develop knowledge of themselves.
Psych's online advising
03/03/07 08:19
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Welcome to Online Advising
The Core Curriculum
The Major Classes
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Welcome to Online Advising
The Core Curriculum
The Major Classes