• Developmental Communications
• Learning Skills
• Personal Development
• Psychology 

• Taback, Dr. Karen - Chair, Instructor, Psychology
• Allerson, Sharon, Assistant Professor, Learning Skills, Psychology
• Chu, Dr. Judy, Professor, Psychology
• Faux, Dr. David, Instructor, Psychology
• Gong, Lily Y., Assistant Professor, Developmental Communications
• Joyce, Adrienne, Associate Professor, Psychology
• Mayoryk, Maria, Instructor, Psychology
• Moore, Barbara B., Associate Professor, Psychology
• Park, Chong K., Instructor, Developmental Communications, Learning Skills
• Serrano, Edward R., Associate Professor, Psychology 

• Amezcua, Charlie A., Psychology
• Appel, Lynne R., Psychology
• Blanton, Carlton W., Psychology
• DeAlaiza, Carol H., Psychology - Reading
• Fisher, B. David, Psychology
• Hoffman, August J., Psychology
• Holub, Alexander S., Psychology
• Hughes, Louis H., Psychology
• Lewis, Larry M., Psychology
• Oxhorn, Douglas E., Psychology
• Romero, Augusto, Psychology
• Rugraff, Earl W., Psychology
• Saland, Bonnie, Psychology
• Seneker, Mary V., Learning Skills
• Thomas, Jayne, Psychology
• Young, William A., Psychology

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Psychology 
Psychology is the scientific study of humans and animals.  Psychology is a natural and social science that includes research, practical and creative applications.  Psychology covers a wide range of topics ranging from the way our social environment influences us to the inner workings of the body.  Psychologists teach, conduct research, and provide treatment for people of all ages who are experiencing difficulties in their lives.  In addition, psychologist might work with business and governmental agencies to improve productivity and the workplace environment, or study how our attitudes and prejudices develop and how they influence our behavior.