Psyc 294: Seminar on Careers in Psychology

Note 11/10/04: As described in the last class, the deadline for submission of your materials for the psychology careers website is Tuesday 11/16/04. All students must submit the materials as an e-mail attachment sent to Tracy Spink (for her e-mail address, click the Teaching Assistants link on my home page) AND with an e-mail copy to me. Please be sure that the SUBJECT line of your e-mail says "Psyc 294 web materials."

Announcements To see announcements for this course, click the link at the left OR start from my home page and click on Announcements.
Course syllabus The syllabus will be discussed in class. There may be adjustments and modifications announced in class.
Revised list of topics Posted 9/6/04 following class discussion. For discussion in class 9/7/04.
Schedule of dates and topics Updated 10/25/04.
Possible topics to cover This is an initial set of topics for us to cover. It will be discussed in class.
Homework assignments A list of homework assignments by date assigned.
Reading assignments none yet.
Handouts  To see a general list of all my handouts, which includes some handouts relevant to this course, click the link at the left OR start from my home page and click on Handouts.
Websites A preliminary list of websites related to careers in psychology, with notes and comments on each website.
Class website from 2003 This is a preliminary website on careers in psychology, developed entirely by students in Psyc 294 in fall 2003. Hint: you may need to press F11 at the top of your keyboard to see the entire page.
New Psychology Careers website under construction New website under construction as of November, 2004
Materials on Happiness and Life Satisfaction This is a link to a page with brief descriptions of a variety of materials on happiness, with brief descriptions of each item.
Final course grades - corrected 12/20/04 11 AM Points for individual course components and final course grades, shown by code name. Also includes an explanation and comment on how grades were determined. This is a revision of an earlier posting that had some omissions.

 

updated 8/24/04