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Facilities 
 

     The Psychology Department is housed in the Science Center, a state of the art building for the sciences that was dedicated in 2005. Thanks to National Science Foundation and Sherman Fairchild Foundation grants, the Psychology Department has equipment for a variety of teaching and research purposes. The department contains teaching laboratories for cognitive psychology, statistical analysis and neuroscience, and each faculty member has facilities that are used for faculty-student collaborative research.  The facilities include a video observation suite for child development research as well as laboratory equipment for neuroanatomical research, intracellular and extracellular single neuron recording, voltage and patch clamping, eye movement tracking, and evoked potential recording.