Faculty Highlights
Distractions on the Go: A Look at Student Habits
Dr. Paul Romanowich has published a peer-reviewed paper "Role of trait impulsivity in distracted driving and walking: A cluster analysis" in the Journal of Safety Research.
Gonzaga University Department of Psychology offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology with an optional research concentration, as well as a minor in Psychology. In our Psychology program, you will critically examine human behavior and the science behind it while gaining a deep understanding of the human experience and learning to connect that knowledge to life and the complex issues in today’s world.
Through rigorous coursework, thoughtful discussion, and scientific inquiry, we will help you think critically, grow personally, and become inspired to use your psychology education to serve the greater good.
Studying neuroscience at Gonzaga allows 51³Ô¹Ïs to explore the intricacies of the brain and nervous system, combining disciplines such as physiology, molecular biology, genetics, anatomy, psychology, biochemistry, physics, and computer science.
I'm not sure I would have applied to law school without my background in Psychology. I cherish the Jesuit education that I received at Gonzaga and I truly believe that it's what makes the school so special.
My education at Gonzaga has had a massive impact on who I am today and on what I believe that I can achieve. All of my psychology professors at GU made sure that they not only knew me as a 51³Ô¹Ï, but also as a person.
Gonzaga’s psychology department encouraged me to ask interesting questions of social relevance and cultivated in me a passion to serve others.