2003-2005 - Special Collections - University of Baltimore

Baltimore Studies, the University's Hoffberger Center for Professional Ethics, and various
specific projects undertaken in conjunction with the Merrick School of Business and the
School of Law.
The Yale Gordon College's combination of the liberal arrs and professional studies has
long included integrated, interdisciplinary curricula for individual degree programs. The
College aims to stimulate the integration ofdisciplines at fundamental levels, to foster
professional applications of the liberal arts, and to encourage research and development of
new program and approaches to learning.
DIVISIONS AND SCHOOLS
The College is comprised ofsix academic units - three divisions and three schools - each of
which conjoins [wo or more disciplines. The three divisions focus primarily on academic
work, and the three schools include academic divisions as well as research and service arms.
Both the divisions and the schools award traditional degrees, and each unit includes and interdisciplinaty
studies program as a platform for cross-divisional innovation.
The Division ofApplied Psychology and Quantitative Methods
Dr. Deborah Kohl, Division Chair; Director, Psy.D. in Applied Assessment and Cornulting
Dr. Thomas Bailey, Director, B.A. in Psychology
Dr. Elaine Loebner, Director, B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies-Human Services
Administration and M.5. in Human Services Administration
Dr. Thomas Mitchell, Director, M.5. in Applied Psychology
Encompassing psychology, computer science, mathematics, and statistics, the division
emphasizes applied psychology and statistics. Degrees offered at present are the B.A. in
Psychology, and the M.S. in Applied Psychology with tracks in either Psychological
Applications, Counseling and Industrial/Organizational Psychology, B.S. in Interdisciplinary
Studies-Human Services Administration, and the M.S. in Human Services
Administration. An accelerated B.A.lM.S. program in Applied Psychology is also offered,
as weJl as a non-degree post-master's program to prepare students for Maryland state certification
as a Professional Counselor. The Division's newest program leads to a doctoral
degree, the Psy.D. in Applied Assessment and Consulting.
The Division of Criminology, Criminal Justice, and Social Policy
Dr. Benjamin Wright, Division Chair
Dr. Kathleen Block, Director, B.5. in Criminal Justice
Dr. Jami Grant, Director, B.5. in Forernic Studies
Dr. Cindy J. Smith, Director, M.5. in Crimina!Justice and Graduate Certificates in Police
Administration and CorrectionalAdministration
This division brings together faculty members from the disciplines of criminology and
sociology. With complementary emphases on applied research, policy, and administration,
the division's academic programs award the B.S and the M.S. in Criminal Justice; and the
B.S. in Forensic Studies; graduate certificate programs in Police Administration and
Correctional Administration; and, with the University of Baltimore School of Law, the
J.D.lM .S. in Criminal Justice.
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