Curtis D. Hardin Curtis D. Hardin joined the Department of Psychology in 2004. Prior to his appointment at Brooklyn College and Graduate Center, CUNY, he received a Ph.D. in 1994 from Yale (advisor: Read More
Israel Abramov Israel Abramov was born in Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). He moved to London for undergraduate work in law and then psychology, and then to the United States for graduate studies Read More
Aaron Kozbelt Aaron Kozbelt’s research program, focusing on creativity and cognition in the arts, derives largely from his outside interests. In addition to his training in psychology, he has spent more than Read More
Andrew Delamater Andrew Delamater came to Brooklyn College as an assistant professor of psychology in 1994. He became associate professor in 2000 and full professor in 2008, and was made a Brooklyn Read More
Laura A. Rabin Laura A. Rabin is a Professor of Psychology at Brooklyn College and The Graduate Center. Her research focuses on the cognitive and neurophysiological changes associated with preclinical dementia stages. Alzheimer’s Read More
Elisabeth Brauner Elisabeth Brauner joined the Psychology Department at Brooklyn College in 2003. She received her M.A. degree from the University of Oldenburg, completed her Ph.D. (Dr.rer.nat.) at the University of Göttingen, Read More
Psychology, Minor When you minor in psychology, you will get to explore your fascination with human behavior and the human mind. Whether you want to understand cognitive processes, social behavior, human development, Read More
Neuroscience, Minor By declaring a minor in neuroscience, you will join one of the most rapidly advancing fields of research and training. Through a combination of course work and research opportunities across Read More
Cognitive Science, Minor By declaring a minor in cognitive science, you will get to explore the study of human thought and its relation to human activities, including the study of language, perception, memory, Read More
Mental Health Counseling, M.A. The Master of Arts degree in mental health counseling (MHC) prepares students to work within medical, community, and private practice settings. The program focuses primarily on clinical work with families Read More
