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Psychology

Psychology

Study behavior and mental processes

 

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Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. This degree is designed for students interested in an introduction to the field of psychology and for students looking to further their understanding of the biological, psychological, and environmental influences on human behavior.


Degrees and Certificates
  • PSYCH1 - General Psychology
  • PSYCH2 - Research Methods in Psychology
  • PSYCH2L - Research Methods in Psychology Lab
  • PSYCH3 - Psychology of Sexuality
  • PSYCH11 - Life Span Development
  • PSYCH20 - Biological Psychology
  • PSYCH30 - Social Psychology
  • PSYCH33 - Personal Growth and Adjustment
  • PSYCH38 - Abnormal Psychology

Transfer Opportunities

The Associate in Arts in Psychology for Transfer at College of the Redwoods allows students to transfer seamlessly to a bachelor’s degree program at a CSU. Students with BAs in psychology find jobs in administrative support, public affairs, education, business, sales, service industries, health, the biological sciences and computer programming.

For the full list of CSUs accepting this transfer degree, check out  www.adegreewithaguarantee.com

 
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Anibal Florez
Brian Van Pelt

Anibal Florez

Automotive Technology

AT-10: Introduction to Automotive Technology
AT-12: Automotive Braking Systems
AT-14: Manual Drivetrain and Axle
AT-16: Automotive Electrical Systems
AT-20: Automotive Suspension and Steering Systems
AT-21: Automotive Engine Repair and Diagnosis
AT-24: Engine Performance
AT-26: Automotive Air Conditioning and Heating
AT-28: Advanced Engine Performance
AT-30: Automatic Transmission-Transaxle

I graduated from a trade school with a degree in automotive technology and I've worked in the automotive field as a technician for 10 years. After graduating from trade school I worked at both dealerships and independent shops before starting my teaching career.

I chose this field knowing that it would give a sense of autonomy and freedom to live and work where I wanted to. Once you learn this skill set your not going to forget it and there are plenty of vehicles that need repair work. I think people who do this type of work find that it's rewarding for many reasons and not only monetarily. The technology is always changing and keeping up with it is challenging and engaging.

My advice for any student would be to stay limitless in your pursuit and definition of success. Don't limit yourself into thinking that you only have a few options. Just because you don't see them right away, it doesn't mean that they don't exist. Also, it takes you doing something different to see changes in your life. Be diligent and work hard for what you want!

My favorite part of teaching is witnessing the "Ah ha!" moments when my students understand something new and are able to apply that knowledge in a practical way.

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Division Information

Math and Sciences Division

 Peter Blakemore, Dean

 Gussie Solem, Administrative Secretary
 707-476-4211
 math&sciences@redwoods.edu

 MS Division Office, Science 100

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