Attention!
PsyRes has been abandoned for some time now, and therefore has substantively outdated information. For more up-to-date information, please refer to PsyWiki instead.
Starting after the ASU transition, some internal Psychology Department information is also being maintained at a new Psychology Intranet site.
Welcome to PsyRes!
Resources for the Psychology Department
Click on one of the topics along the top of the page to browse the available resources. If you can’t find the information that you are looking for amongst the topics listed above, please use the following specialized email addresses to get more information.
Topic | Email Address | Click to Email | Used For |
General Information | |||
Building Maintenance | psychbuilding | Reporting maintenance issues for Straub & Lewis (i.e. – restroom issues, structural damage, broken fixtures, etc.) | |
Business | psychbusiness | Questions regarding purchasing, reimbursements, hosting groups and guests, travel planning and expenses, and other business-type needs | |
Keys / Access | psychaccess | Access requests & questions for Straub & Lewis (i.e. – requests for metal room keys or building/room access to be programmed into your UO ID card for the black card readers) | |
Room Reservations – Lewis | janeth | Reserving one of the shared spaces in LISB. To view those room schedules, click here. | |
Room Reservations – Straub | psychreserve | Reserving any of the conference / meeting / instructional computer labs (in Straub only). To reserve one of the classroom expansion classrooms (STB-145,151,154,156,245,251,252,253,254,256) for an event, contact EMU Event Services. | |
Tech Support | psychtech | Reporting technical support issues, submitting purchase requests for new computers (and/or peripherals), and submitting requests for access to network file shares (such as those for a particular research lab). | |
Department Committees | |||
Committee | Chair | Click to Email | Description / Used For |
Committee for an Inclusive Community | Brice Kuhl | The core mission of the Committee for an Inclusive Community (CIC) is to foster an inclusive environment in the Department of Psychology. The CIC does so by providing opportunities to discuss and foster diversity and inclusivity; helping to integrate and strengthen these values in our research, teaching, and mentorship; and collaborating with additional campus resources supporting diversity and inclusivity. | |
Graduate Admissions Committee | Mike Wehr | Questions about admissions procedures for the doctoral and master’s programs. | |
Graduate Education Committee | Paul Dassonville | For questions and concerns related to graduate curriculum, requirements and graduate employee (GE) assignments. | |
Undergraduate Education Committee | Sanjay Srivastava | Covers issues of curriculum and dept policies for undergraduate education. Contact with ideas about curriculum changes, and to discuss issues such as grading standards, waiving course pre-reqs, perceived unfair treatment, teaching problems, and suspected violations of academic integrity. |
- Click on the envelope icon in the “Click to Email” column to the right of any of the topics above to open a new message to that address in your default email program.
- The envelope links may not work with web-based email clients. Alternatively, you can right-click (or control+click) on them, select Copy Email Address, and then paste them into the “To:” field of a new message.
- The full email address for the topics above includes “@uoregon.edu” at the end (*except for psychtech, which is NO LONGER IN SERVICE). When manually addressing new messages, you must use the full email address or the message will not be sent correctly.
- Messages sent to these addresses may be routed to multiple individuals with primary and secondary responsibilities in each of the areas mentioned.
- As always, it’s best practice to use your uoregon.edu account when sending emails to us. It helps us identify personnel and document transactions.