Welcome to the Community Psychology Lecture Hall! This resource provides valuable links to community psychology, prevention, intervention, and action research course syllabi from various institutions. Our goal is to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas for both current and future courses.
Sharing Your Course Materials
If you have course materials, descriptions, or syllabi available online, please share them with us! Email the webmaster with the page’s URL (e.g., http://www.youruniversity.edu) and a brief description, including:
- Course name and number
- Institution where it is offered
- Contact name and email address
- Graduate or undergraduate level
Your materials will be included in the next update. Community Psychology Net also offers free hosting for professor’s community psychology course syllabi. Contact the webmaster for more information and assistance with HTML coding or syllabus conversion from Microsoft Word.
Syllabi for Undergraduate Courses
- Introduction to Community Psychology - An undergraduate course at the University of Stirling, UK, taught by Dr. David Fryer.
- Psychology 472: Community Psychology - Dr. Carol Lindquist’s service learning course at Cal-Fullerton.
- Community Psychology - Dr. Doug Perkins’s 1995 undergraduate service learning course at the University of Utah.
- Community Psychology - Dr. Bryan Yates’s upper-level undergraduate course at American University in Washington, D.C.
- Community Psychology: Social Intervention & Change - Dr. Jennifer Woolard’s 400-level course at the University of Virginia (now at the University of Florida).
- PSY 303: Community Psychology - A 300-level undergraduate course at the University of Missouri-Columbia taught by Dr. David Dubois, including a service learning experience.
- Community Psychology-PSY 460 - Dr. Heidi Wayment’s 400-level introductory course at Northern Arizona University, including links to the syllabus, assignments, and a term paper grade sheet.
- Introduction to Home and Community Environments (1998) - Drs. Herrin, Brown, & Perkins’ 1998 team-taught class in Family & Consumer Studies at the University of Utah.
- Introduction to Home and Community Environments (2000) - Dr. Doug Perkins’ undergraduate class in Family & Consumer Studies at the University of Utah.
- BSc Course in Community Psychology - Dr. Carolyn Kagan’s bachelor of science course at Manchester Metropolitan University, UK.
- PSY 445: Community Psychology - Dr. Kelly Hazel’s 400-level undergraduate course at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
- Psych 239: Community Psychology History & Modern Applications - Supplemental materials developed by Rob Drew, a graduate student at UIUC.
- PSY 390-1: Community Psychology Seminar - An undergraduate seminar taught by Dr. Steven Davis at North Central College.
- PY121: Community Psychology - Mental Health - An undergraduate course offered by Dr. Paul Duckett at University of Northumbria at Newcastle.
- PY122: Community Psychology - Social Capital - An undergraduate course offered by Dr. Paul Duckett at University of Northumbria at Newcastle in the UK.
If you have an undergraduate community psychology course with information online, please contact the webmaster at [email protected].
Syllabi for Graduate Courses
- Statistical Methods in Prevention Research - A graduate 500-level course at Arizona State University taught by Dr. David MacKinnon.
- Principles & Practice of Ecological/Community Psychology - Dr. Craig Brookins’ 500-level introductory course at North Carolina State University.
- MSc Course in Community Psychology - Dr. Carolyn Kagan’s master of science degree course at Manchester Metropolitan University, UK.
- PSY 630: Community Psychology - Dr. Kelly Hazel’s 600-level graduate school course at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks.
If you have a graduate-level community psychology course with information online, please contact the webmaster at [email protected].
Jim Dalton, Ph.D., Bloomsburg University, has hard copies of old syllabi for community psychology courses as a service to APA Div. 27 members through the Education Connection. Contact him via email or at the Department of Psychology, Bloomsburg University, 400 East Second Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 USA. Specify graduate or undergraduate level and include your name and address. Jim also requests that you send him your syllabus so that others can learn from you!
Reading List
Community Psychology Reading List - A suggested reading list produced by the Executive Board of CPDCRA under the direction of Cliff O’Donnell, Ph.D. and Jim Dalton, Ph.D.
HTML Tutorial
The HTML tutorial section is still in development, but it will show you how to write HyperText Markup Language and put your course syllabi, CV, resume, and personal web page on the Internet.