The Center for Cognitive Studies is a research lab where students may join the research team and conduct research about human cognition.
Students are exposed to a wide range of clinical and research experiences in a variety of field placements across central Arkansas. This is a semester-long course. Students also have the opportunity to design their own placements.
One of the most important aspects of this program is that it is taught from a biblical perspective. Christian scientists teach students how they integrate their faith into their scientific practice and understanding of the world.
Researchers in cognitive neuroscience play important roles in shaping research agendas and crafting public policy by working for government agencies like the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation.
Correctional psychologists support inmates who struggle with mental health issues, drug withdrawal, anxiety, victimization, suicide ideation and other psychological conditions.
Counselors use talk therapy to help individuals, couples, families and other groups cope with emotional an mental health concerns. They may provide support and resources for managing overwhelm, grief, depression or anxiety.
Director, Center for Cognitive Studies
