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The mission of the Clinical + Counseling Club is to promote positive development in the field of clinical and counseling psychology and support pro-social mental health causes on our campus and the broader community. We wish to foster a feeling of community and social support in the club and encourage members to implement principles taught in clinical and counseling psychology to everyday life. We offer support and guidance on the process of selecting and applying to graduate programs. We have worked with organizations such as Project Angel Heart, Urban Peak, The Phoenix Center at Auraria, and º£½ÇÖ±²¥ Denver’s own Counseling Center to create unique volunteer opportunities for our members. Each year, we submit academic research on topics within mental health and counseling to be presented at the annual Rocky Mountain Psychological Association (RMPA) conference. Additionally, we host club events such as film and game nights and social dinners to foster a community among our club members.
Come get involved and grow with us! Contact Dr. Smith for the current semester meeting times.
Randi Smith is a professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences, where she has been teaching for 20 years. Her research interests include professional ethics, supervision, and human sexuality. She has authored two editions of the My Sexuality Workbook, as well as book chapters and journal articles on ethics, group therapy, group supervision, and intimate relationships. Licensed as both a social worker and a psychologist, Randi has an independent practice, where she provides psychotherapy and supervision.
The mission of the º£½ÇÖ±²¥ Denver chapter of Psi Chi is to recognize outstanding academic excellence in Psychology and Human Development and Family Studies students. As a member of the International Honors Society of Psi Chi, you are entitled to Psi Chi publications, and to apply for Psi Chi grants and scholarships.
As a Psi Chi chapter, we aim to create opportunities for Psychology and HDFS students to interact with each other and faculty by hosting events that are educational, service oriented, or social in nature.
There is a formal Induction Ceremony every spring where new Psi Chi members and their families are invited to a dinner and ceremony recognizing their achievement being accepted into this honors society.
Dr. Hagan teaches in the developmental area, including such classes as Child Development, Cognitive Development and Learning, Developmental Research Methods, Psychology of Human Development, Introductory Psychology, Infancy. Her research focus is on Pedagogy within Higher Education, Constructivism, Children’s Risk Taking.
The º£½ÇÖ±²¥ Denver Psychology Research Club provides students the opportunity to get hands-on experience planning, conducting, and presenting research – including:
Dr. Richmond conducts several studies per year which focus on the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) which is aimed at improving evidence-based teaching practices in higher education. His second focus is in developmental educational psychology. Dr. Richmond researches the use of cognitive and metacognitive learning strategies in preK- high school to improve student learning and executive functioning and self-regulation.
Dr. Mortensen’s primary research interests include Social Influence (how people influence the behaviors of others) and Ego Depletion (the depletion of one’s capacity to use willpower).