Advisors | Psychology | College of Liberal Arts
Advisors for B.S. Psychology Majors & Minors
If you have earned 90 or more credit hours, please find your advisor listed in the chart below.
If you have earned 60 or more credit hours, please contact Dr. Debra Hayes (dhayes36@tnstate.edu) for advising.
If you have NOT earned 60 hours, please contact:
- Student Last Name A-O: Ms. James (bsmit145@tnstate.edu)
- Student Last Name P-Z: Ms. Lowe (alowe12@tnstate.edu)
Psychology Department Advisors for students with 90+ hours
| Faculty Name/Email | Last Name of Student |
| Dr. Megan Morrison mmorri33@tnstate.edu |
A – Br |
| Dr. John Dossett jdossett@tnstate.edu |
Bu – Fl |
| Dr. Megan Morrison mmorri33@tnstate.edu |
Fo – Ja |
| Dr. Joan Popkin jpopkin@tnstate.edu |
Je – N |
| Dr. Omesh Johar ojohar@tnstate.edu |
O – Sp |
| Dr. Lisa de la Mothe ldelamot@tnstate.edu |
Sr – Z |
IMPORTANT NOTE: Psychology Majors/Minors, it is important to make regular appointments with your advisor to ensure that you are meeting overall degree requirements and planning well for your careers and/or graduate school. To be sure that you are on track for a timely graduation and successful endeavors afterwards, we strongly recommend that students be aware of the various requirements for graduation and take responsibility for their own success. We look forward to working with you!
Student Support & Resources
TN eCampus Issues?
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For Additional Information regarding the Psychology Major:
Please visit the PADLET bulletin board
Having trouble getting the help you need?
Please contact the BS in Psychology Advising Coordinator, Dr. Amy Sibulkin, at asibulkin@tnstate.edu for assistance. Schedule an appointment>>
Tutoring in Psychology:
Need tutoring for psychology courses? Please visit the peer tutoring website. (Spring/Fall Semesters Only)
General Education Requirements & PSYC Course Assistance
The psychology major, in combination with carefully selected minors and electives from other departments, prepares students well for doctoral programs in psychology, but also careers in mental health, criminal rehabilitation, marketing, media relations, data science, and a number of other areas.