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Psychology Navigation In addition to the Senior Project, students can also engage in original research directed by faculty. Principal opportunities are the internship in psychological research and independent studies. Moreover, summer projects may be conducted either on or off campus. Some recent examples:

Student Publications/Presentations Allegheny students regularly present their research findings at local, regional, and national professional meetings, and their work is often published in professional journals. Such achievements are unusual for undergraduates and are viewed especially favorably by graduate schools. Recent examples include: