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 elevates research and its dissemination while expanding the academic, internship and mentorship opportunities that shape students’ careers.
I have seen personally how new degree programs, research initiatives and interdisciplinary collaboration have made an impact not only on our students but also on our communities. Your gift to the Department of Psychology helps advance our efforts to solve pressing challenges and educate the next generation on the mind, brain and behavior.
Leah Doane
Chair and Professor
Department of Psychology
Transform communities
Support innovative research, educational initiatives and community impact programs.
Building a future of health and opportunity
Psychology and neuroscience power healthier lives and stronger communities. As part of ASU’s Changing Futures campaign, our department is driving solutions that support well-being and opportunity for all.
How you make an impact
We are so grateful for your support
Take a look at heartfelt messages from our students, staff and faculty, sharing appreciation for all you've made possible.
I am grateful to be part of such a caring and thoughtful team of students, staff and faculty. Together, we can do anything!
Tamera Schneider
Professor
Department of Psychology
I am grateful for the caring community of hard-working students, faculty and staff.
Federico Sanabria
Professor and Behavioral Neuroscience and Comparative Psychology / Cognitive Science Area Head
Department of Psychology
I am grateful to work with students who continuously show their curiosity, innovation and desire to make positive changes in their communities.
Audra Attaway
Academic Success Advisor
Department of Psychology
I am grateful for my professors, students and the department staff who make my workspace a wonderful place.
Ye Li
Psychology Alumna
Department of Psychology
I am grateful to work in a department where I learn something new every day and feel supported and inspired by my wonderful colleagues!
Andrea Moses
Assistant to the Chair
Department of Psychology
I am grateful for the students in my lab who work so hard, think critically, use their voices and have the bravery to push the boundaries of current scientific theories. They inspire me.
Heather Bimonte-Nelson
President’s Professor
Department of Psychology
I am grateful to have found a deep sense of community at ASU that makes Arizona truly feel like home.
Jamie Katz
Graduate Student
Department of Psychology