Department of Psychology
The Psychology Department at Hawai'i Pacific University provides students with an understanding of the theoretical approaches and research methods applicable to both laboratory and real-world settings. The department emphasizes the role of the liberal arts and critical thinking in higher education, the student's personal development, and an appreciation of individual differences and cultural diversity.
Tom Nafziger
University of Hawaii at Manoa
William S. Richardson School of Law, 2020
Hawaii Pacific University, B.A. 2016
Ashley Cooley
Thomas Jefferson University
Couple and Family Therapy, M.A. 2020
Hawaii Pacific University, B.A. 2017
Alexis Liberto
University of Mississippi, Ole Miss
Clinical Psychology, Ph.D. 2021
Hawaii Pacific University, B.A. 2014, M.A. 2016
Brendan Ito
Cornell University
Neurobiology, Ph.D. 2022
Hawaii Pacific University, B.A. 2015
Anne Cathrine Krebs Bahn
Research Intern at European Research Center on Migration and Ethnic Relations
Ethnic Relations and Multiculturalism at Utrecht University, M.A. 2019
Hawaii Pacific University, B.A. 2014
Cortney Janicki
University at Albany-SUNY
Clinical Psychology, Ph.D. 2021
Hawaii Pacific University, B.A. 2014, M.A. 2016
Kelly Monroe
Registered Behavior Technician
Morgan Hill, CA
Hawaii Pacific University, B.A. 2017
Sean Harris
Pacific University, Oregon, Psy.D. 2021
Hawaii Pacific University, B.A. 2014, M.A. 2016
Ning Hsu
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Industrial-Organizational Psychology, Ph.D. 2022
Hawaii Pacific University, B.A. 2017
Natalie Pierson
Counseling Intern in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Hawaii Pacific University, B.A. 2015, M.A. 2017
Christina Imada
University of San Diego, M.A. 2019
Hawaii Pacific University, B.A. 2016