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Congrats! You graduated with your Psych degree and we know you're off to do great things, whether that's in a field related to Psychology or some other field. Either way, we'd love to hear from you. Please select from the options below.

 

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Alumni - Keeping in touch

Click this link that takes you to a Qualtrics survey. If you give us your non-UWL email, we'll send you the very occasional newsletter to tell you what's happening in the Psych department at UWL (don't worry, we won't spam you). You can also give us an update on what you've been up to since graduation and let us know if you're interested in sharing information about your post-graduation experiences with current Psych students.

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If you need to get in touch with your former faculty (for letters of rec, for old syllabi etc.), please don't hesitate to reach out.

You can find your former faculty listed on the Psych homepage (Our People), or you can reach out to the general Psych email address (psych@uwlax.edu).

If you're looking for an old syllabus, it's helpful if you provide as much information as possible (who taught the course, which semester did you take it, etc).