Psychology Activities
The events on this list are approved Psychology Activities for all psychology classes. One activity may be credited to several classes. For activities not listed here, please obtain approval from your professor before attending. Below is the psychology activity form that can be used to report all of your psychology activities.
PSYC Activity Approval
Psychology activities must be approved by the department. Please email the Department of Psychology, if you are interested in having an activity considered for approval. All requests for psychology activities must be submitted in writing at least fourteen days before the event to be reviewed. Submission of an event does not assume approval.
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At this time, there are no active psychology research studies. Updates will be posted here as new studies become available.
Psychology Events
September
Christian Integrated Psychobiological Attachment-Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy, A Trauma-Informed Approach with Dana Kasper
- Date: Tuesday, September 8th, 2026
- Location: DH 4412
- Time 6:30-7:30 p.m.
- Faculty Advisor: Dana Kasper
- Description: Explore Christian Integrated Psychobiological Attachment–Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy (CIPA-EAP), a trauma-informed treatment approach integrating attachment theory (John Bowlby), the science of emotion and sensory processing (Lisa Feldman Barrett), Polyvagal Theory (Stephen Porges), relational safety, the horse’s nervous system and its role in human–horse interactions, and the healing power of Christ in working with trauma survivors. Participants will examine emerging evidence for co-regulation, embodied attunement, somatic engagement, and corrective relational experiences in the treatment of Complex PTSD.
Academic Success Center Workshop – Time Management with Dan Berkenkemper
- Date: Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026
- Location: DH 1284 (TBD)
- Time: 5:00-6:00 p.m.
- Faculty Advisor: Dan Berkenkemper
- Description: In this presentation, we will help students break down their average week with the 168 hour activity as well as examine strategies and techniques for efficient time management such as how to organize a calendar and the 40 hour workweek.
October
Academic Success Center Workshop – Critical Thinking with Dan Berkenkemper
- Date: Tuesday, October 27th, 2026
- Location: DH 1284 (TBD)
- Time 5:00-6:00 p.m.
- Faculty Advisor: Dan Berkenkemper
- Description: This presentation walks students through how to objectively analyze issues in order to form more accurate judgments as applicable in academics and in life.
November
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December
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