MSUM students are doing amazing things. Our students embrace diversity, challenges, opportunities, unique experiences and continue to produce incredible results. Our students participate in student organizations, attend and present at regional and national conferences, compete at regional and national competitions, collaborate on faculty-mentored projects, gain hands-on experience through internships, help coordinate community service projects, and more. Many have won prestigious scholarships for academic excellence and many have won awards for their stellar work inside and outside of the classroom. See what the students from the Psychology Department are doing.
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Himani Khatri, Psychology
“I’m doing undergraduate research with Dr. Nickell and we presented at the Northern Lights conference in the fall and the Red River Psychology Conference that was held at Concordia.”“MSUM has a child development lab and a physiology lab. There are professors that do various research with students. It’s a great opportunity and a great way to gain experience in the research area.”
Jennifer Wenner, Psychology
“I really like the program. All of the professors I’ve had are very knowledgeable about the classes they teach. I feel like I’ve learned a lot from all of them even though they have very different teaching styles.”“Putting lab data together for conferences reinforces the statistics that I learned. Also, going through the proposal process to get my own research started was helpful because we're doing the same thing for a class I'm in. Doing research is a good way to look into various areas and get a feel for what that particular area of psychology looks at.”
Sarah Butrum, Psychology Major
