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Zoener – Combining Psychology and Conflict Resolution
“In PYSC, I would like to focus on psychology pertaining to
the law as well as drugs and behavior. In CADR, I would like to
concentrate on domestic relations and negotiations. I am
pursuing a career in law enforcement, which requires extensive
knowledge from these two areas of study.”
 Erin
Long – Combining Conflict Resolution and Communications
“I want to combine CMAT/CADR in order to work towards being a
guidance counselor. I feel the skills and experiences I can gain
through these two academic disciplines will assist me in
achieving my future career goals.”
 Charles
Davis – Combining Psychology, Social Work and Sociology
“I want to combine SOWK/PSYC/SOCI in order to gain the
educational background necessary for me to graduate and open my
own outreach center. My goal is to specifically work with people
who need assistance in addictions, therapy and other general
counseling needs.”
 Brandi
Lane – Combining Art, English and Psychology
“The reason I would like to pursue a major in
interdisciplinary studies is because I would like to continue my
education and get my master's in art therapy. There is no
program at Salisbury University that would allow me to pursue a
bachelor's for art therapy, so I would like to take courses in
Psychology and Art that would specifically help me to achieve
that goal. I have chosen to also take classes in English because
it is another subject I have a strong interest in and I feel
that it can be used in any field that I choose in the future.
The ability to write and speak well are traits that can be
appreciated universally and if I choose a therapy position that
works with children or young adults, I feel that these skills
will be of use to me in helping them.”
 Scott
Roebuck – Combining Business Administration and Political
Science
“In Business, I plan to work in the fields of management and
finance. In Political Science I’d like to focus on governmental
policies and ideologies, both national and international.
Therefore I will have a firm base to go into international
business for the federal government.”
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