Hands-on research experience supervised by clinical and health psychology faculty. Students are introduced to current research techniques, including the design and development of clinical research projects and data analysis. Students arrange their research experience individually with a faculty member working in an area of interest to the student. Three hours of laboratory work or other research activity (e.g., literature searches, grant preparation, recruitment of study participants, etc.) are required for each semester credit.

Survey and exploration of contemporary professional roles of clinical psychologists, with an emphasis on the integration of science and practice in solving problems of individuals, families, and groups.

Survey and exploration of the science and practice of clinical health psychology, including application of the biopsychosocial model of health and illness to health promotion, disease prevention, and treatment and rehabilitation of existing illness and disability.

Survey and exploration of the science and practice of this new specialty, including application of clinical science to problems faced by children and their families with an emphasis on assessment and intervention for concerns related to child behavior and health.

Survey and exploration of the science and practice of clinical neuropsychology, including a discussion of major neuropsychological disorders and consideration of mechanisms underlying higher cognitive function.

Survey and exploration of contemporary professional roles of clinical psychologists, with an emphasis on the integration of science and practice in solving problems of individuals, families, and groups.