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Faculty Books
Art Gutman
EEO Law and Personnel Practice
(2000)
Rich Griffith and Mitch Peterson
A Closer Examination of Applicant Faking Behavior
(2006)
Thomas Peake
Cinema and Life Development
(2004)
The School of Psychology at Florida Tech is in a unique position to provide a wide range of academic programs, psychological services, and research activities to the university as well as to the Space Coast community.
Undergraduate Degree Programs
- General Psychology (B.A. and B.S.)
- Forensic Psychology (B.A.)
- Minors
Graduate Programs
- Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.)
- Applied Behavior Analysis (M.S.)
- Industrial/Organizational Psychology (M.S. and Ph.D.)
2009 Autism Conference: "Power and Potential of Communication"
The conference will be held on November 6, 2009 and a series of workshops will be held on November 7, 2009. The keynote speaker for the conference is Mark Sundberg, Ph.D., BCBA. Please visit http://411.fit.edu/autismconference/ for more information.
School of Psychology News
Governor Crist Names Frank WebbeTo Alzheimer’s Advisory Committee
06/23/2009
MELBOURNE, FLA.—Frank Webbe, professor of psychology at Florida Institute of Technology, has been appointed by Florida Governor Charlie Crist to the state’s Alzheimer’s Disease Advisory Committee. Full Article
Community Gifts Push ‘Evening of Hope’ Beyond Goal
04/21/2009
MELBOURNE, FLA.—Dozens of generous sponsors contributed auction items to help “An Evening of Hope,” held recently to benefit the Scott Center for Autism Treatment, raise more than $123,000. Full Article
Autism Event Raises $123,500 for New Florida Tech Center and programs
04/15/2009
MELBOURNE, FLA.—More than 200 people attended “An Evening of Hope” April 3 to benefit the Scott Center for Autism Treatment, currently under construction at Florida Institute of Technology. Full Article