Northwestern Oklahoma State University Department of Psychology

04/28/2022

Psychology department members teaching at the Woods County Senior Symposium and Reality Check for high school seniors in Woods county. Who does the "open hands" lecturing better: Dr. Ferrell (professor) or Kohanna Hess (counselor)?!?!

04/20/2022

What question about people do you want us to answer?

04/19/2022

What can we do to help psychology better serve our community and society?

04/18/2022

It is !

04/05/2022

Look at the awesome work Chambrea Cook is doing!

03/08/2022

Happy International Women's Day!

03/03/2022

We have an open tenure-track full-time position at Northwestern Oklahoma State University. Qualifications: An earned doctorate in psychology, counseling, or counselor education. ABD candidates will be considered for appointment at the instructor level. The preferred applicant will also possess clinical skills necessary to work with Master of Counseling Psychology students and will hold a current counseling license, but other areas of expertise will be considered as well. If you have any questions about the university, the position, or anything else please do reach out to the Chair, Dr. Ferrell, at [email protected] . The job ad is at the bottom of this page: https://www.nwosu.edu/employment .

Northwestern Oklahoma State University is a multi-campus, state-assisted regional institution in the Oklahoma System of Higher Education and is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. The student population is approximately 2,300....

02/26/2022

Come see us today at Spring Showcase! We’re in the Student Center on the Alva campus from 10am-noon!

02/20/2022

Psychology Student/Graduate Opportunity:

Oklahoma State Psychology Diversity Day
Date: Friday, March 25th
Location: Zoom (Links will be sent out to applicants)

Program Description
Our Diversifying Psychology Day is an opportunity for talented undergraduates and recent college graduates from historically marginalized backgrounds who are invested in pursuing doctoral-level training in clinical or experimental psychology. The program includes an intensive set of seminars, panel discussions, and workshops. Students will have the opportunity to learn how to develop a competitive application, meet psychology doctoral students and faculty in formal and informal settings, and receive an introduction to our Clinical and Experimental Psychology programs and graduate training.

If you hold membership in one or more underrepresented and/or historically minoritized groups, including but not limited to, non-cis-gendered individuals, members of the q***r community, BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color), individuals who are differently-abled or who experience disability, first-generation college students, and those from low-income / low-resource backgrounds, you are invited to apply for this opportunity.

These events are not a part of the admissions process and have no bearing on your acceptance to the university. They are available as a resource for applicants applying to the Department of Psychology, and serve as an opportunity to ask current graduate students who identify as a racial/ethnic minority member or as part of the LGBTQA+ community questions about their experiences at Oklahoma State, in Stillwater, and in a graduate psychology program

Why are we Doing This?
The Oklahoma State Psychology Department is actively and intentionally committing to building an inclusive field. While we intend to be more intentional about increasing diversity and support for diverse individuals within our own department, we also feel strongly that we should help historically minoritized individuals pursue training in psychology no matter what institutions they're interested in, because the field needs everything you have to offer! As such, our goal in offering this workshop is to help you put your best foot forward as you apply widely for training opportunities in psychology.

Eligibility Requirements
- From educational, cultural or geographic backgrounds that are underrepresented in graduate study in their discipline in the United States or at Oklahoma State University
- who have experienced financial hardship as a result of family economic circumstances
- and/or are first-generation U.S. citizens or are the first generation in their family to graduate from a four-year college.
- Be enrolled at a college or university as a sophomore, junior, or senior OR have graduated with an undergraduate degree within the past two years;
- Identify as a traditionally underrepresented student in graduate psychology programs; and
- Have a strong interest in pursuing a doctoral degree in either clinical or experimental psychology.

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02/17/2022

Virtual Learning for all NWOSU campuses today!

02/02/2022

Another snow day for our Rangers!