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Social and Behavioral Sciences
The Social and Behavioral Sciences department at Keystone College offers degrees in the following areas:<[/et_pb_text]
Child Psychology Minor
Criminal Justice, AS | BS
Criminal Justice Investigation Minor
Criminal Justice online, MS (online)
Criminal Justice Minor
Criminal Justice/Psychology Double Major, BS
Homeland Security Minor
Industrial Organized Psychology, BS (online)
Political Science Minor
Psychology, BS
Psychology Minor
Public Administration, BS
Social Science, BS
Child Psychology Minor
Criminal Justice, AS | BS
Criminal Justice Investigation Minor
Criminal Justice online, MS (online)
Criminal Justice Minor
Criminal Justice/Psychology Double Major, BS
Homeland Security Minor
Industrial Organized Psychology, BS (online)
Political Science Minor
Psychology, BS
Psychology Minor
Public Administration, BS
Social Science, BS
Criminal Justice, AS | BS
Criminal Justice Investigation Minor
Criminal Justice online, MS (online)
Criminal Justice Minor
Criminal Justice/Psychology Double Major, BS
Homeland Security Minor
Industrial Organized Psychology, BS (online)
Political Science Minor
Psychology, BS
Psychology Minor
Public Administration, BS
Social Science, BS
Our Social and Behavioral Sciences Faculty
Learn more about them.
Andreoli, Marie, PhD
Assistant Professor of Psychology and Chair of Social and Behavioral Sciences Department
Belknap, Deborah Doyle, JD, PhD
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice and Psychology
Brauer, Jeffrey M., MA
Professor of Political Science and Faculty Coordinator of First Year Seminar
Chase II, William, PsyD
Associate Professor of Psychology
Hayes, Raymond T., MS
Instructor and Program Director of Criminal Justice
Howell, Steven R., PhD
Associate Professor of Psychology and Computer Science and Faculty Fellow of Assessment
McDougall, Michael, MSc, PhD
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Merryman, Nancy H., PhD
Professor of Social Sciences
Wyland, Stacey, MS
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice