The Behavioral Sciences Department whole-heartedly supports the entire College’s Mission Statement. The faculty is dedicated to teaching and learning by providing an environment that supports both our student and faculty success. More specifically, we have four goals within the Behavioral Sciences Department

Provide lower division general education courses which introduce students to the basic behavioral sciences and will give them an understanding of the personal, social and workforce applications in the disciplines of Anthropology (cultural patterns and cross-cultural comparisons), Sociology (social relationships and social organizations), Psychology (behavioral and mental processes of individuals).

Provide transfer courses in Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology for potential majors and non-majors preparing students for transfer to a four-year institution and/or careers.

Provide courses which are responsive to the needs and personal interests of students and the community.

Provide a certificate program for students interested in Human Services occupations.

ANNOUNCEMENTS: Drop by the Behavioral Sciences office and learn more about the Dudley Yasuda scholarship for Behavioral Sciences Students.