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Psychology, Family, & Justice Studies
Dedicate your career to the well-being of people young and old, across diverse contexts
The department of Psychology, Family, & Justice Studies combines several undergraduate and graduate programs that focus on understanding human development, psychology, counseling, and criminal justice in today’s society.
Undergraduate Programs
- Child Study (Major/Minor)
- Child Study – Inclusive Early Childhood Education (Major)
- Criminal Justice & Restorative Justice (Major)
- Psychology, B.A. – Counseling, M.A. (Accelerated, Direct-Entry) (Bachelor’s to Master’s)
- Expressive Therapies Certificate
- Family Studies (Minor)
- Psychology (Major/Minor)
- Youth Services (Minor)
Questions?
Contact:
Kristin Henkel Cistulli, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Psychology
Chair, Department of Psychology, Family & Justice Studies
Phone: 860.231.5437
Email: [email protected]