Introduction
The disciplines (programs of study) in the Department of Behavioral Sciences are dedicated to understanding the human mind and human behavior in the past and present at four levels: the individual, the cultural, the societal, and the species levels. For example, psychology focuses on understanding at the individual level; anthropology focuses on understanding at the cultural and species levels; sociology focuses on understanding at the societal level. Each discipline includes both theoretical and applied (practical) understanding of humans, of us, at whatever levels it studies.
Contact Information
Contact Information
- Department of Behavioral Sciences
- Social Behavioral Sciences East Building
- Phone: (480) 423-6213
- Dr. Lisa Marsio
- Chair, Department of Behavioral Sciences
- Office: SBE-118
- Phone: (480) 425-6794
- [email protected]
- Pam Yabeny
- Program Director, American Indian Studies
- Office: ICC-203
- Phone: (480) 423-6531
- [email protected]
- Heather Oehrlein
- Administrative Support
- Office: SBE-123
- Phone: (480) 423-6213
- [email protected]
- Dr. Mark Klobas
- Director, Division of Behavioral Sciences, Counseling, and Social Sciences
- Office: SBE-149
- Phone: (480) 423-6420
- [email protected]