Department of Psychology, Sociology, and Family Science

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	Canaan Crane Assistant Professor of Psychology Office: Owens Hall 322 Phone: 405.878.2225 Email:		Dr. Brian Camp Professor of Family Science Office: Owens Hall 304 Phone: 405.878.2260 Email:
	Dr. Karen Longest Associate Professor of Psychology Office: Owens Hall 302 Phone: 405.878.2206 Email:		Dr. Nicole Warehime Assistant Professor of Sociology Office: Owens Hall 303 Phone: 405.878.2205 Email:
	Questions? Contact: Dr. Bret Roark Chair, Department of Psychology, Sociology & Family Science Professor of Psychology Office: Owens Hall 301 Phone: 405.878.2214 Email:

2009-2010 Adjunct Instructors:

Degrees Offered: Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Psychology

The Bachelor of Arts degree is Psychology helps students who plan to pursue graduate study in clinical, experimental, developmental, social, physiological, or other sub-fields of psychology, with private practice, college teaching, or specialized research in mind. Students interested in Christian ministry, social work, human resources, corrections, and law enforcement will find psychology an excellent background.

Psychology Pre-Counseling

Sociology

Family and Community Service

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