Psychology
Advisors
The Psychology department assigns each major/minor with a faculty advisor based on student last name. Different faculty members are responsible for students with different last names.
Please check your Student Information System (SIS) account to see if you have already been assigned an advisor (see the Figure below for where the advisor information is listed). Please continue to see the faculty person assigned to you.
SIS Program Advisor Pane
If you have not declared a Psychology major or minor before, you must first complete our online pre-declaration of major/minor form. You can use the grid below to find your Psychology advisor's name, which you will need to include on that form. After you submit the online pre-declaration, you must contact your Psychology advisor to set up a meeting to learn more about the program and complete the official paperwork necessary to declare the major or minor. You will not be officially declared as a major or minor until AFTER that meeting with your advisor.
Fall 2012 Advisors 
This list of advisors is for "New Students" interested in declaring a HUMAN DEVELOPMENT or PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR/MINOR.
If you have already been assigned a Human Development or Psychology advisor, and/or if you are making changes to your current Human Development or Psychology plan, please continue to see the same faculty advisor rather than using the table below.
If you do not remember who your advisor is, you can find that information in SIS.
| Fall 2012 - Psychology Majors/Minors | |||
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| STUDENT'S LAST NAME BEGINNING WITH: | INSTRUCTOR | OFFICE | TELEPHONE (area code - 920) |
| Students A and B |
Dennis Lorenz | MAC C307 | 465-2535 |
| Students C and D |
Georjeanna Wilson-Doenges | MAC C320 | 465-2479 |
| Students E, F and G |
Regan A.R. Gurung | MAC C312 | 465-5679 |
| Students H |
Ryan Martin | MAC C318 | 465-2322 |
| Students I |
Dennis Lorenz | MAC C307 | 465-2535 |
| Students J, K, L, and M |
Ryan Martin*** | MAC C318 | 465-2322 |
| Students N and O |
Deirdre Radosevich | MAC C314 | 465-2931 |
| Students P and Q |
Christine Smith | MAC C313 | 465-5124 |
| Students R |
Dean VonDras | MAC C319 | 465-5012 |
| Students S and T |
Jenell Holstead | MAC C321 | 465-2372 |
| Students U,V, and W | Jenniffer Lanter | MAC C322 | 465-2490 |
| Students X,Y and Z | Kris Vespia*** | MAC C309 | 465-2746 |
**Advises Psychology only for these last names
Internship Advisors
INTERNSHIP |
INSTRUCTOR |
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Children and Family Service agencies, Teen Parenthood and Pregnancy programs, Boys & Girls Clubs and other after-school programs, family violence centers, Sexual Assault Centers, other programs related to families, marriage, romantic relationships [Note: On Sabbatical for 2012-13 Academic Year] |
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Stereotyping, emotion, and general social psychology related internships [Note: On Sabbatical for Spring 2013 Semester] |
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Young Children, Day Care, Death and Dying Program, Early Intervention Programs, Autism, Healthy Families, Hospice, Child Life Specialist, Camp Lloyd |
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Child Life Specialist, Bay Area Community Council, LIVE54218, General Health related internships |
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After school programs, youth development programs, early childhood learning centers, day cares, education-based youth programs, residential facilities for youth |
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Brain, Physiology and Behavior Organizations |
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Brown County Human Services, Family Services, Brown County Mental Health, NEW Community Shelter, American Red Cross, Violence and Intervention Project, Mental Health/Counseling Programs (Adult), Golden House, Villa Hope Community Support Program, Parole/Probation programs |
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Family Services, Sexual Assault Center, Autism, Children/Adolescents and Mental Health |
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Sexual assault centers, domestic violence centers, lesbian and gay organizations, women-focused and/or anti-racist organizations such as the YWCA, and social psychology related programs dealing with stigma and/or stereotyping |
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Mental Health/Counseling/Human Services Programs and Agencies (Adult); Harbor House, Villa Hope Community Support Program, Sexual Assault Center, NEW Community Shelter; College Student Personnel (e.g., Admissions, Student Services); Phuture Phoenix Program |
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Nursing Homes, Adult Day Care Facilities, Older Adult Programs (Salvation Army, Aging Resource Center’s Friendly Visitor Program, Older Adult Programs at NEW Rehab., Geropsychology Programs, Alzheimer’s Association, Pastoral Care Counselors or Church Sponsored Outreach Groups. Other internships in business settings that deal with adult development and aging issues |
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Agencies and Organizations dealing with Middle Childhood and Adolescence, Children and Religion; Child/Teen Cultural Diversity |
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Design of environments or living spaces - this could include architecture or landscape design firms, residential design or planning, residence halls on campus, facilities planning, school or classroom design or related interests. Alternative Recess Program Internship at Foxview Intermediate School, ATOD programming and research at East De Pere High School |
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Young children, day cares, early childhood learning centers, centers for atypically developing children (autism, CP, etc.), Boys and Girls Clubs, YMCA After School Programs |
Twila Marquardt, Academic Department LTE
For general advising questions please see the Office of Academic Advising.