• We will keep a current copy of the Psychology Student Handbook on the server. You can either access a copy that is interactive or just retrieve a text file of the entire document.
• Psi Chi National Home page
• APA Publication Guidelines Crib Sheet from Psych Web
• Library Research in Psychology a tip sheet on the topic sponsored by the APA.
• Preparing your Laboratory Report. by Dr. Jan Kennedy. A brief guide on the format and style of APA reports.
• Duggan Library Information
  • The Online Catalog. (Tip: Log in as HANETPAC.)
  • A list of all journals in Duggan Library that contain psychological information or are related to psychology. This file lists the volumes and years that are available.
  • The Duggan Library Home Page
  • A Subject Sorted List of Indexes and Abstracts in the Library
  • A to Z list of Electronic Databases
  • Interlibrary Loan Rules with Links to Forms
  • A Guide to Research in the Duggan Library
• Links to other online libray catalogs. Maintained by the Hanover College History Department
• Library Research in Psychology. A guide developed by the the science directorate of the APA for students and non-psychologists.

Leaving Hanover

• A list of pages on specialized areas of Psychology. Use these pages to find out more about particular areas of psychology.
• If you are interested in exploring careers in psychology, there is a link to a discussion of careers in psychology developed at the University of York, UK. While the information is biased to the situation in England it could be very useful to you as well.
• The Online Psychology Career Center
• APA Accredited Doctoral Programs in Professinal Psychology
• The Career Planning Center for beginning scientists and engineers but the National Academy of Sciences. An Internet "one-stop shopping location" for job openings and the guidance and information you need to make decisions about their education and career. Both for deciding if graduate school is right and for finding jobs after graduate school.
• Going to Graduate School
  • The GRE by Kaplan
    • The GRE Psychology Test
    • Get a Free Diagnostic Exam on the GRE or LSAT or MCAT from Princeton Review
  • Links to Psychology Departments around the world most of which have graduate programs. These links will hopefully provide a means for you to more fully explore potential graduate programs.

  • The Recent NRC rankings of quality of Psychology Graduate Programs as published in the January Observer.

    This page is maintained by Scott Plous and has links to those schools with web pages built into the list.
  • Or you can explore graduate schools using the Peterson's Guides which are now online. These guides have information on all schools with graduate programs in psychology in the U.S.A. and Canada.
• The Interview
  • There is also a page on help searching for jobs and preparing for interviews (both academic and professional

Student Organizations

• The American Psychological Society Student Caucus (APSSC), and to
• The American Psychological Association of Graduate Students (APAGS).

General

• Also check out the Psych Web. Information for students and teachers of psychology, including beginner's information, lists of psychology resources elsewhere on the internet, and tip sheets for psychology majors. This tip sheet includes a crib sheet on APA format, information on jobs with a bachelor's degree in psychology, preparing for graduate school, and GRE's and other goodies.