School of Psychology Centers and Institutes
The School of Psychology has several affiliated institutes and centers where students and faculty work collaboratively to conduct research and apply their knowledge to solve real world problems. Our centers and institutes provide an energizing forum for those with similar interests to develop evidence-based, innovative solutions to tough applied problems.
- Animal Cognitive Research Center
- Building Blocks (PCIT)
- Center for Combat Veteran Resiliency
- The Center for Organizational Effectiveness
- Center for Criminal Case Analysis
- Community Psychological Services (CPS)
- Concussion Management Program
- East Central Florida Memory Clinic
- Institute for Culture, Collaboration, and Management (ICCM)
- The Scott Center for Autism Treatment
Animal Cognitive Research Center
Psychology is the study of the mind and behavior. At the Animal Cognitive Research Center we focus on studying nonhuman animals to better understand the evolutionary origins of behavior and cognition, including how and why humans evolved the way they did. Because nonhuman primates are the closest living relatives to humans, our research primarily focuses on species within this lineage.
Learn more about the Animal Cognitive Research Center