2010-11 Catalog

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Offering Description

Student Originated Studies: Psychology (fall)

Fall quarter

Faculty: Carrie Margolin cognitive psychology

Fields of Study: psychology

Fall: CRN (Credit) Level 10296 (16) So - Sr; 10297 (12) So - Sr; 10489 (8)  Signature Required Students must submit a draft contract for faculty approval. For more information contact Carrie Margolin at margolin@evergreen.edu. Email is the best way to contact the faculty. Applications received by the Academic Fair will be given priority. Qualified students will be accepted until the program fills. During the summer, students should contact Carrie Margolin via email.  

Credits: 16(F)

Variable Credit Options: 12- or 16-credit options available.

Class Standing: Sophomore - Senior

Offered During: Day

Description

This SOS is an opportunity for students to do intermediate to advanced work in psychology. Students will work independently on their own individual projects or areas of study. Areas of study may include prerequisites for graduate work. Empirical research projects are welcome. Students are encouraged to cluster together around projects that reflect their shared interests.  The format also includes a biweekly seminar for discussion of assigned readings in cognitive neuroscience. In addition, students will meet in a biweekly forum. In the forum, students will share work-in-progress to get feedback and advice. The forum is intended to provide a sense of community and support to students. All other contract obligations will be worked out individually with the faculty member. Priority will be given to students with well-developed plans for their studies; they should submit a draft contract to the faculty for further refinement and signature. Those students with less-developed ideas for their studies must meet with the faculty for help in expanding their plan of study prior to submitting their draft contract.

Maximum Enrollment: 25

Internship Possibilities: Winter: with faculty approval.

May be offered again in: 2010-11

Preparatory for studies or careers in: psychology and empirical research in psychology, social work, eduction and social sciences.

Campus Location: Olympia

Online Learning: No Required Online Learning

Books: www.tescbookstore.com

Program Revisions

Date Revision
May 4th, 2010 New program added.