PhD in Psychology

The following faculty mentors are potentially recruiting new Ph.D. students for the 2019 incoming doctoral class: Tehran Davis, Carlie Trott, Paula Silva, Peter Chiu, Anjali Dutt, Michael Riley, Quintino Mano, Cathy Stough, Shari Wade, Donna Chrobot-Mason, Farrah Jacquez, Dieter Vanderelst, Tamara Lorenz, Paula Shear, and Jenny Brown.

• About the Doctoral Program
• General Overview

• Experimental Psychology
  • Experimental Student Data

• Clinical Psychology
  • Student Admissions, Outcomes, and Other Data
  • Characteristics of Quality Clinical Training Programs
  • Group meetings about Clinical Psychology Training

• Community and Organizational Research for Action (CORA)
• Application Information
• Faculty Accepting New Students
• Frequently Asked Questions
• UC Graduate School

• Departmental Graduate Handbook
• Graduation check list
• Sona Systems
• Calendars
• Graduate School Development
• GSGA
• UC Graduate School
• PGSA

All necessary forms for current PhD students can be found in Blackboard. Blackboard is a one-stop for all related documents and materials. However, if you cannot find a form, please contact our Psychology Graduate Program (Clinical & Experimental) at PsyGProg@uc.edu or by phone at 513-556-5580

http://www.artsci.uc.edu/departments/psychology/fac_staff.html

We believe that diverse representation enhances the intellectual learning environment of our department. In our graduate programs, we are especially committed to increasing diversity of populations that have had historically inadequate representation in U.S. higher education system and creating an affirming and inclusive training environment. These efforts are demonstrated in the diversity of our faculty, a legacy of successful matriculation of underrepresented students, and the varied cultural research and teaching activities of our faculty. The department also has designated funding opportunities available to support the research endeavors of some of our diverse doctoral students. We encourage individuals from underrepresented groups to apply to our graduate programs.