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Tulane University Department of Psychology
The home page of our Department.
The Honor Code
The honor code at Tulane University.
Psi Chi National Honor Society and Local Tulane Chapter
Psych Lit/Psych Info
An interactive database of psychology articles, books, and chapters.
Psych Web
A listing of Psychology sites on the web.
American Psychological Association
The home page of the major professional organization in psychology.
Association For Psychological Science
The home page of the major society for research in psychology.
Graduate Record Examinations
The home page of the Graduate Record Examination Program.
Society for Industrial/Organizational Psychology
The home page of the major society in I/O psychology.
Neuroscience Training Programs
A comprehensive listing of graduate and undergraduate programs in the area of neuroscience.
Society for Neuroscience
The home page of the major professional organization in neuroscience.
Society of Personality and Social Psychology
Society for Research in Child Development
The home page of the largest international research organization in developmental psychology.
Society for Research on Adolescence
Social Psychology Network
Includes links to homepages of social psychologists, social psychology journals, and interactive websites.
The department has dedicated an area in 2011 Percival Stern Hall where psychology students will find a variety of valuable materials, many related to graduate school application. Some of these publications are listed below.
Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 5th edition. (2001). Most Psychologists have agreed on one style for our professional writing that differs in many details from the style that you may have been taught in a high school or college English courses. You will need to have a copy of the manual for at least one of your Psychology laboratory courses, and most Psychology professors require that all papers in their courses follow the APA manual. In addition to its technical sections on editorial style, the APA manual contains two chapters of helpful general writing tips. There is a training aid by Gelfand and Walker (1991) which you may find useful.
Career Paths in Psychology: Where Your Degree Can Take You. Washington, DC: American Psychological Associations, 1997.
Graduate Study in Psychology. 2005 Editions (Washington, DC: American Psychological Association; 2004). Published every two years by the APA. Can be purchased for about $25.00. This book offers information including the different types of graduate programs and where they are located nationally, as well as some information about financial aid and admission standards.
The Complete Guide to Graduate School Admissions: Psychology and Related Fields. (Keith-Spiegel, P.; Hillsdale, N.J.: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates; 1991).
Neuroscience Training Programs in North America. (Washington, DC: Society for Neurosciences; 1994). See Dr. Dohanich for more information.
Graduate Training Programs in Industrial/Organizational Psychology and Related Fields. (Bowling Green, OH: Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Inc.; 1995).
