Give to the Department of Psychology
Make a difference in psychology and neuroscience
Why give?
Supporting the Department of Psychology means partnering in the academic success of our students and the research discoveries of our faculty. You're backing a top-ranked research department committed to a bold and rigorous scientific enterprise. Our faculty conduct innovative and impactful work to understand the mind, brain, thinking, feeling and behavior — from cells to society. By involving students in immersive research experiences, we collectively improve lives and our communities.
Your support, regardless of size, makes a significant impact on our students, faculty, staff, research and programs. Every contribution enables our department to achieve the highest standards of excellence, access and impact.
Invest in our highest departmental priorities
Excellence
Support groundbreaking psychology and neuroscience research. Your donation to the department's Greatest Needs Fund fuels academic success, innovative discoveries and lasting change, including scholarships and student resources.
Access
Support deserving students pursuing bachelor's degrees in psychology and neuroscience, reducing financial barriers and providing crucial funding. Donations to the Scholarship and Fellowship Fund also aid graduate students facing financial challenges, ensuring they can succeed.
Inclusion
Support initiatives that embrace varied perspectives in psychology and neuroscience. Donate to the Excellence, Access, and Inclusion: Psych4All Fund to enhance inclusive excellence and belonging for all students and faculty.
Innovation
Fuel groundbreaking projects that advance the fields of psychology and neuroscience. Your investment in the Innovation Fund enables the Department of Psychology to push boundaries and support students beyond their enrollment, providing lifelong impact and innovative solutions.
Your generosity fuels our ability to address real-world challenges, advance cutting-edge research and empower students to develop their talents and pursue their dreams. Together, we are making a tangible difference.
Tamera Schneider
Chair and Professor
Department of Psychology
Transform communities
Support innovative research, educational initiatives and community impact programs.
How you make an impact
We are so grateful for your support
Get to know the members of our community. Their stories of gratitude and dedication highlight the impact of your support on our department's success.
I am grateful for our undergraduate and graduate student researchers and leaders who bring knowledge and enthusiasm into our classes and labs every day!
Leah Doane
Professor and Deputy Chair
Department of Psychology
I am grateful for the generous community of faculty, students and staff that fills every day of work with purpose and joy.
Federico Sanabria
Associate Professor
Department of Psychology
I am grateful for the community of graduate students and faculty that provides a variety of support, resources and opportunities to help us grow.
Noah In
Undergraduate Student
Department of Psychology
I am grateful for the love and passion that students, staff, faculty and everyone else pour into their own lives and the lives of those around them.
David Lukacik
Undergraduate Student
Department of Psychology
I am grateful for our psychology community that welcomes diverse voices to the table and supports innovative, new approaches to science.
Kathryn Lemery-Chalfant
Professor
Department of Psychology
I am grateful to work at a place like ASU where curiosity and energy abound!
Whitney Hansen
Teaching Professor and Associate Director of Online Initiatives
Department of Psychology
I am grateful for every student who finds a moment to take a risk intellectually and push beyond their comfort zones, whether it be speaking up in class, lab, at a conference or in a manuscript. Whatever the extent of voice or the outcome, that bravery is growth and personal success, and it enriches us all!
Heather Bimonte-Nelson
President’s Professor
Department of Psychology
I am grateful to be part of a community that clearly wants me to succeed and actively helps me do so.
Sarah Hidalgo
Graduate Student
Department of Psychology