Meet Your Student Success Specialist
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Hello psychology students!
My name is Tess Collins, and I am the student success specialist for the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences. I work with students who are exploring career options, considering graduate school and planning their next steps toward professional success.
Whether you're just beginning your psychology major or preparing for life after graduation, I am here to support you in reaching your academic and career goals.
How I Can Help
I provide guidance and support in the following areas:
- Exploring career paths in psychology and behavioral health
- Learning about graduate school opportunities
- Identifying graduate programs that align with your interests, strengths and career goals
- Exploring research opportunities and ways to gain valuable research experience
- Identifying ways to gain hands-on experience in the field as an undergraduate, including part-time work and volunteer opportunities
- Developing a plan to better prepare for careers in psychology and related fields
- Setting academic and professional goals and identifying actionable steps to achieve them
- Assisting with graduate school preparation and applications
- Discussing whether the psychology major is the right fit for your interests and aspirations
Not Sure What's Next?
That's okay! Many students are still exploring their options. If you're undecided about your major, career goals or graduate school plans, I encourage you to schedule a meeting with me. Together, we can discuss your interests and create a plan that supports your future success.
I look forward to connecting with you and helping you make the most of your psychology degree! In the meantime, you can explore psychology career pathways anytime.
Sincerely,
Tess Collins
Student Success Specialist
Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences
Note: This is not academic advising. Psychology majors are advised by the College of Arts and Sciences advisors, who can be reached by phone at 502-852-5502, walk-in at Gardiner Hall or the A&S Advising website. All questions pertaining to College of Arts and Sciences or university issues (admission status, matriculation status, graduation status, transfer credits, petitions for waivers, taking classes at another college, degree audits, etc.) should be referred to A&S advising.