• Departmental links
• Computer resources
• Reservations

Note: You can access these resources from off campus by first logging into the VPN: http://vpn.uconn.edu

Psychology Links

Research Issues (Human and Nonhuman)

• All forms and documents for human and animal research
• UConn Office for Sponsored Programs
• HUM-1 Application Form
• Federal Regulations regarding Human Subjects in Research
• UConn Office of Animal Research
• NIH Office of Extramural Research
• Funding Sources

Inside UConn

• University of Connecticut Website
• Psychology Department Computer Policy
• Instructions on Using Exam Bubble-Sheet Scanning System
• PSYC 202Q
• Psi Chi (UConn's Chapter of the National Honor Society in Psychology)
• Career Services
• Center for HIV Intervention and Prevention (CHIP)
• Center for the Study of Perception and Action (CESPA)
• Language and Cognition
• UConn Cognitive Science Community
• Homer Babbidge Library's Psychology Resouce Page

Beyond UConn

• Haskins Laboratories
• American Psychological Association
• American Psychological Society
• Psi Chi (National Office of the National Honor Society in Psychology)
• PsychCrawler (search engine for psychology-related sites)
• Psych Web (links to many psychology-related sites)
• Psychwatch (a web site with a newsletter, links, and other timely information about psychology)
• PsychREF (general information on psychology with links)
• Social Psychology Network (Wesleyan University's psychology site -- more than just social!)
• Social Psychology Network Electronic Forums (student discussions, faculty discussions, jobs, links, etc.)
• The Psychology Place (commerical web site for current and archival information)
• Office of Teaching Resources in Psychology
• National Undergraduate Research Clearinghouse (undergraduate research)
• All Psychology Schools (database of graduate programs in psychology)
• U.S. Psychology Ph.D. Programs
• Graduate Record Examinations
  • Important information for UConn undergraduate students about taking the GREs
• Advice on Presenting At and Attending Scientific Meetings
• Noldus Information Technology (Excellent links page for behavioral research, both nonhuman and human)
• Graduate Student Resources (Information and help for current and prospective graduate students.)
• PsychGrad.org (The psychology graduate's application portal -- great links, very informative, and highly recommended to undergraduate applicant.)
• Scirus (A search engine for science content only; customizable, with nice "refine search" function following initial results.)
• Google (Probably the best all-around search engine--science as well as non-science.)