Students benefit from the study of psychology in two important ways.

First, they come to know the factors that have influenced their own

development, thereby gaining insight into the biological, psychological

and social forces that shape the human condition. Second, they come to

see the beauty of the scientific method through its application in laboratory

experiments and field studies, thereby gaining insight into one of the major 

avenues through which knowledge is acquired.

 

Professors Borton and Oakes with Ellen Doernberg '13, Ashley Sutton '13, and Arielle Berti '13 at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology meeting in New Orleans, 2013
Professors Borton and Oakes with Ellen Doernberg '13, Ashley Sutton '13, and Arielle Berti '13 at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology meeting in New Orleans, 2013

 

 

Susannah Parkin, Beril Esen, and Professor Borton at the SPSP meeting in New Orleans, 2013
Susannah Parkin, Beril Esen, and Professor Borton at the SPSP meeting in New Orleans, 2013

 For additional information, please contact:

Jennifer Borton, Chair
Email: jborton@hamilton.edu
Tel.: (315) 859-4693
Fax: (315) 859-4807
Office: Science Center 3032

This page was updated on February 7, 2013.  Please send questions or comments regarding the page to Douglas Weldon.