Courses and Resources

Graduate courses

Core (required) statistics sequence.

• PSY 507, Data Analysis I (offered Fall 2025: Laurent), enrollment 24
• PSY 508, Data Analysis II (offered Spring 2026: Laurent)

Required methods course for the Specialization in Social, Cognitive, and Affective Neuroscience (SCAN).

• PSY 511, SCAN Methods (offered Fall 2025: Diaz), enrollment 13

Other statistics courses offered regularly:

• PSY 509 (LeBreton)

Other methods-related courses:

• PSY 525 (Gilmore), Transparent, Open, and Reproducible Research Practices in the Social and Behavioral Sciences

• PSY 531, Multilevel research and analysis (offered Fall 2025: LeBreton), enrollment 11.

Dual-title programs

The Psychology Department’s website lists several dual title programs.

• Rick Gilmore’s presentation on 2024-10-14 about the Social Data Analytics (SoDA) dual-title program.

Open Science/Scholarship Initiative

Rick Gilmore, Frank Hillary, and several colleagues in other departments are organizing multiple open science and open scholarship activities. Among the activities include:

• Open Scholarship Bootcamp held in August 2025.
• “Good enough data management practices” workshop in Spring 2024.
• Open Science Bootcamp in Summer 2023.
• Survey of knowledge and interest in open science in Fall 2022 and Spring 2023.