Psychology - Anoka Ramsey Community College

Psychology Department

Psychology Department

Understanding human psychology can help students unlock the mysteries of their own minds and behaviors – or prepare for careers as therapists, counselors, social workers and teachers.

Who We Are

Anoka-Ramsey’s Psychology Department allows students to experience a variety of psychology disciplines.

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Admissions | 763-433-1300
Dean Scott R. Stankey | 763-433-1396

Meet Jennifer Liberty Clark

Instructor of Psychology

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Meet Yinka Jerry

Psychology program

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Degrees We Offer

Courses offered range from Abnormal Psychology to Child and Adolescent Development and Theories of Personality. Courses are designed for easy transfer to many bachelor’s degree programs

The department offers one degree:

Associate of Arts (AA) Degree in Psychology

Also see the Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology offered at Anoka-Ramsey
A new Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Psychology is now available at the Anoka-Ramsey.

Four-Year Psychology Degree at Anoka-Ramsey!

New! Students can now earn a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Psychology on the Anoka-Ramsey campus, through our partnership with Concordia University.

News & Events
- November 02, 2018
  
  Psychology instructor receives Fulbright U.S. Scholar award
  
  Laurie Wolfe, an Anoka-Ramsey Community College Psychology instructor, has received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award to provide educational aid in Uzbekistan and develop coursework relating to stress management and positive psychology.
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Classics in the History of Psychology
Online database containing full text of classic articles in history of Psychology

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Meet Kirsten Kennedy

Kirsten Kennedy

MnTC

Associate in Arts

"It was so reassuring to know that if I have a question or need help, resources and counseling were always accessible. There were opportunities to participate in clubs and senate for every student. Most important to me was the access and ability to communicate with my instructors when I needed extra help or had a scheduling conflict."
Meet Shannon Glenn

Shannon Glenn

MnTC

AA Psychology Emphasis

“Education shapes the future. It is important for everyone to get an education so we have an educated workforce.”
Meet Nick Ferraro

Nick Ferraro

MnTC

Associate in Arts

“I had absolutely no idea what I wanted to do with my life until I started taking Journalism classes at Anoka-Ramsey and writing for the school paper. The school’s slogan at the time was, “Anoka-Ramsey: It’s a Great Place to Start.” I still truly believe that.

I excelled in the Journalism and English classes and that gave me the confidence to stay in school and on the right path.

Without the start I received Anoka-Ramsey, I probably would not have finished college. And, with the job market the way it is, a college degree is more important than ever."