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Welcome to the Department of Psychology

Sonoma State Psychology Program

Psychology is the study of the mind, behavior and experience. The department offers social, personality, developmental, clinical/counseling, and holistic psychology courses. Our goal is to empower students with the knowledge that will enable them to be effective agents of change in the world. 

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Degrees Offered

The Department of Psychology currently offers a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology.

Location

The Department of Psychology is located in Stevenson Hall 3115. Office hours are Mon.-Thurs. 8am-5pm. Friday the department is available via email, psychology@sonoma.edu

 

Announcements

The Criswell Hanna Somatic Scholarship

This $500 scholarship aims to support students who wish to engage in research, counseling practice, or community service in mind-body, health psychology, or somatic approaches (e.g., yoga, medication, Tai Chi/Qigong, breath work, Dance/Movement Therapy, massage), to well-being. Preference will be given to applicants who wish to apply these principles and practices in therapeutic settings. The Criswell Hanna Somatic Scholarship deadline is March 1, 2025.

Spring 2025 Advising Sign-Up Sheet

To make an appointment with your assigned faculty advisor, please sign up for an open time slot using the Psychology Advising Sheet . If your advisor is not available, you are welcome to make an appointment with another faculty advisor.

Declare Psychology as your Major Today!

The application period for changing your major to psychology is now open! Applications can be found under the Bachelor of Arts drop down menu. Application deadline is Tuesday, February 11th at 11:59 PM. 

Dr. Callahan on election related anxiety and other negative emotions

Dr. Matthew Callahan was interviewed by KRCB radio, a North Bay affiliate, on ways to manage election related anxiety and other negative emotions. For more on this topic, check out Northern California Public Media. 

Department of Psychology