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Graduate Development Programs

Those who are interested in pursuing graduate work in developmental psychology and related disciplines are encouraged to point their browsers to the following programs for further information. Each university site provides details about the training that is offered, degrees and specializations, faculty, and other valuable data to assist a prospective student in deciding whether to apply to the program for graduate study. The programs are listed alphabetically by the University's name. In addition, the name of an individual (and e-mail link) affiliated with each program is included should you have specific questions not answered in the program's web pages.

Our goal in making this information available is to assist prospective graduate students in identifying those programs which are best suited to their pursuit of research and applied professional work related to human development. If you will be searching a number of programs, it may be helpful to bookmark this page. The websites you are examining will not contain a returning link.

For more information about how to select a developmental graduate program for you, go to http://www.developmental-psychology.info/.

	Institution and Program	Contact
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2.	ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Department of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Kathryn Lemery-Chalfant klemery@asu.edu
3.	ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Family and Human Development, Family Sciences	Richard Fabes rfabes@asu.edu
4.	ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Joint Program, Law and Psychology Graduate Program	Linda J. Demaine susan.callahan@asu.edu
5.	AUBURN UNIVERSITY Dept. of Human Development & Family St., Human Development and Family Studies	Joe F. Pittman pittmjf@auburn.edu.
6.	BOSTON COLLEGE Counseling, Developmental, and Educational Psychology, Applied Developmental and Educational Psychology	Rebekah Levine Coley coleyre@bc.edu
7.	BOSTON COLLEGE Psychology, Developmental	Karen Rosen osenk@bc.edu
8.	CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-GRADUATE CENTER Department of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Colette Daiute cdaiute@gc.cuny.edu
9.	CLARK UNIVERSITY Frances L. Hiatt School of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Lene Jensen ljensen@clarku.edu
10.	COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Dept. of Human Development, Developmental Psychology	Paige M. Mandel mandel@tc.columbia.edu
11.	COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY National Center for Children and Families, Early Childhood Policy	Sharon Lynn Kagan sharon.kagan@columbia.edu
12.	CORNELL UNIVERSITY Human Development, Human Development	Bonnie Biata blb5@cornell.edu
13.	DUKE UNIVERSITY Psychology and Neuroscience, Developmental Psychology	Elizabeth Brannon brannon@duke.edu
14.	EMORY UNIVERSITY Department of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Stella Lourenco Stella.felix.lourenco@emory.edu
15.	FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Brett Laursen laursen@fau.edu
16.	FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Life Span Developmental Science	William M. Kurtines kurtines@fiu.edu
17.	FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY Dept. of Family and Child Sciences, Child Development	Ron Mullis rmullis@garnet.acns.fsu.edu
18.	FORDHAM UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Applied Developmemtal Psychology	Ann Higgins-D'Alessandro mdalessandro@fordham.edu
19.	GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Applied Developmental Psychology	Susanne Denham sdenham@gmu.edu
20.	GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Program in Developmental Science	Amber Matzke asm74@georgetown.edu
21.	GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Rose Ann Sevcik rsevcik@gsu.edu
22.	HARVARD UNIVERSITY Graduate School of Education, Human Development & Psychology	Mary Kiesling mary_kiesling@harvard.edu
23.	INDIANA UNIVERSITY - BLOOMINGTON , Developmental Psychology	Susan Jones jones1@indiana.edu
24.	INDIANA UNIVERSITY - BLOOMINGTON Counseling and Educational Psychology, Human Development	Anne Stright astright@indiana.edu
25.	JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY Psychological and Brain Sciences , Cognitive and Developmental Psychology	Laura Dalrymple laurad@jhu.edu
26.	KENT STATE UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Child Psychology	Manfred van Dulmen mvandul@kent.edu
27.	LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Denise Davidson ddavids@luc.edu
28.	MCGILL UNIVERSITY Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology, Human Development	Geri Norton geri.norton@mcgill.ca
29.	MIAMI UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology,	Yvette Harris harrisyr@muohio.edu
30.	NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Concentration	Eric Davis eric.davis@nyu.edu
31.	NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY Department of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Tom Hess thomas_hess@ncsu.edu
32.	NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY Human Development and Family Science, Developmental Science	James Deal Jim.Deal@ndsu.edu
33.	OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Psychological and Brain Sciences, Developmental	Vladimir Sloutsky sloutsky.1@osu.edu
34.	OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Lifespan Development	Shelia Kenniston shelia.kennison@okstate.edu
35.	OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY Graduate Training in Human Development and Family Studies,	Megan McClelland megan.mcclelland@oregonstate.edu
36.	PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Kristin A.Buss Kab37@psu.edu
37.	PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Applied Developmental Psychology/Systems Sci.	Thomas Kinderman kindermannt@pdx.edu
38.	PURDUE UNIVERSITY Child Development and Family Studies, Developmental Studies	Karen Diamond kdiamond@purdue.edu
39.	PURDUE UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychological Sciences, Developmental Psychology	Theodore D. Wachs wachs@psych.purdue.edu
40.	RUTGERS UNIVERSITY at NEW BRUNSWICK Dept. of Psychology, Intradisciplinary Prog. in Developmental Psychology	Arlene Walker-Andrews arlenewa@rci.rutgers.edu
41.	ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Specialty in Experimental Psychology	Janet Kuebli mailto:kueblije@slu.edu
42.	TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Program	Ronald D.Taylor rdtaylor@temple.edu
43.	TUFTS UNIVERSITY Clinical Developmental Psychology, Dept. of Child Development	Ellen E. Pinderhughes ellen.pinderhughes@tufts.edu
44.	University of Alabama Psychology, Developmental Science	Dr. Ed Merrill emerrill@bama.au.edu
45.	UNIVERSITY OF AKRON Psychology, Adult Development and Aging	Phil Allen paallen@uakron.edu
46.	UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA Psychology with Human Development and Family Studies, Developmental Science	Dr. Ed Merrill emerrill@bama.au.edu
47.	UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA at BIRMINGHAM Department of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Fred Biasini fbiasini@uab.edu
48.	UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA Psychology, Developmental Science	Nancy Galambos galambos@ualberta.ca
49.	UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Family Studies and Human Development,	Mary Helen Scott mhscott@ag.arizona.edu
50.	UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Dept. of Psychology, Development Psychology	Lawrence J. Walker lawrence.walker@ubc.ca
51.	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA at MERCED Psychological Sciences, Developmental	Will Shadish wshadish@ucmerced.edu
52.	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA at BERKELEY Psychology, Change, Plasticity, and Development	Alison Gopnik gopnik@berkeley.edu
53.	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA at DAVIS Department of Human and Community Development, Human Development Graduate Group	Denise Besser dmbesser@ucdavis.edu
54.	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA at DAVIS Department of Psychology, Developmental Psychology Area	Kristin H. Lagattuta, Ph.D. khlaga@ucdavis.edu
55.	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA at IRVINE Department of Psychology and Social Behavior, Developmental Psychology	Ellen O'Bryant eobryant@uci.edu
56.	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA at RIVERSIDE Department of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Chandra Reynolds Chandra.Reynolds@UCR.edu
57.	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA at SANTA BARBARA Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, Emphasis on Child and Adolescent Development	Cynthia Hudley hudley@education.ucsb.edu
58.	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA at SANTA CRUZ Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Allison Land allison@ucsc.edu
59.	UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO Department of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Amanda Woodward woodward@uchicago.edu
60.	UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	James Green james.green@uconn.edu
61.	UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Human Development & Family Studies, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences	JoAnn Robinson JoAnn.Robinson@UConn.edu
62.	UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE School of Education, Cognition, Development, and Instruction	Richard Venezky venezky@udel.edu
63.	UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Jeff Farrar farrar@ufl.edu
64.	UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Department of Psychology, Life-Span Developmental Psychology	Anne Shaffer ashaffer@uga.edu
65.	UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON Dept. of Psychology,	Arturo Hernandez aehernandez@uh.edu
66.	UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Psychology, Developmental	Lori Hendricks lhendric@cyrus.psych.illinois.edu
67.	UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE Doctoral Program in Experimental Psychology: Cognitive and Developmental Sciences, Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences	Carolyn Mask carolynmask@louisville.edu
68.	UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE COUNTY Dept. of Psychology, Applied Developmental Psychology	Susan Sonnenschein sonnensc@umbc.edu
69.	UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK Dept. Of Human Development, Human Development	Melanie Killen mkillen@umd.edu
70.	UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Amanda Woodward awoodward@psyc.umd.edu
71.	UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS at AMHERST Department of Psychology, Developmental Science	Lisa Scott lscott@psych.umass.edu
72.	UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Department of Psychology, Applied Developmental Psychology	Alexandra L. Quittner aquittner@miami.edu
73.	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Department of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Brenda Volling volling@umich.edu
74.	UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Institute of Child Development,	Danielle Bordeleau borde021@umn.edu
75.	UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI - COLUMBIA Dept. of Psychological Sciences, Developmental Psychology	David Geary GearyD@missouri.edu
76.	UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI - COLUMBIA Human Development and Family Studies,	Marilyn Coleman ColemanMA@missouri.edu
77.	UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Kimberly A. Wallace wallace@selway.umt.edu
78.	UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA - LINCOLN Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Marcella Raffaelli mraffaelli1@unlnotes.unl.edu
79.	UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA - OMAHA Psychology, Developmental	Juan Casas jcasas@unomaha.edu
80.	UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA at CHAPEL HILL Department of Psychology, Program in Developmental Psychology	Peter Ornstein peter_ornstein@unc.edu
81.	UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA at GREENSBORO Human Development and Family Studies, Human Development and Family Studies	Garrett Lange gwlange@uncg.edu
82.	UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Psychology, Developmental	Lori Olsen lolsen@uoregon.edu
83.	UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Department of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Celia Brownell brownell@pitt.edu
84.	UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND Human Development and Family Studies, Human Development and Family Studies	Diane Horm-Wingerd diane@uri.edu
85.	UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER Clinical & Social Sciences in Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Judith Smetana Smetana@psych.rochester.edu
86.	UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Psychology, Developmental Psychology	JoAnn Farver farver@usc.edu
87.	UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - DALLAS School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences, Developmental Concentration in Psychological Sciences	Melanie Spence mspence@utdallas.edu
88.	UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS at AUSTIN Department of Human Ecology, Human Development and Family Science	Deborah Jacobvitz debj@mail.utexas.edu
89.	UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS at AUSTIN Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Rebecca Bigler bigler@psy.utexas.edu
90.	UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Dept. of Psychology,	Charles Helwig helwig@psych.utoronto.ca
91.	UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Human Development and Applied Psychology	Jennifer Jenkins jenny.jenkins@utoronto.ca
92.	UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Department of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Monisha Pasupathi pasupathi@psych.utah.edu
93.	UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT Dept. of Psychology, Developmental/Social Cluster	Lynne Bond Lynne.Bond@UVM.Edu
94.	UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA Department of Psychology, Lifespan Development Program	Bonnie Leadbeater bleadbea@uvic.ca
95.	UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Curry School of Education, Educational Psychology: Applied Developmental Science	Sara Rimm-Kaufman serk@virginia.edu
96.	UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Psychology, Developmental	Angline Lillard lillard@virginia.edu
97.	UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Psychology	Lynne Zarbatany lynnez@uwo.ca
98.	UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING Dept. of Psychology,	Karen Bartsch bartsch@uwyo.edu
99.	VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Developmental Division/General-Experimental	Barbara J. Myers bmyers@vcu.edu
100.	VIRGINIA TECH Department of Psychology, Developmental & Biological Psychology Program	Bruce H. Friedman bhfriedm@vt.edu
101.	WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY Dept. of Psychology, Cognitive and Social Psych. Across the Life-Span	Melissa Kaplan-Estrin mkestrin@sun.science.wayne.edu
102.	WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Department of Psychology, Life-Span Developmental Program	JoNell Strough JoNell.Strough@mail.wvu.edu



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