Behavioral Sciences

Behavioral Sciences Department

The Behavioral Sciences Department at Flagler College—home to Criminology, Psychology, and Sociology—is committed to creating meaningful opportunities that prepare students for success in graduate school and professional careers.

Through research, experiential learning, and academic engagement, students develop critical thinking skills and gain valuable insight into human behavior and society. As the department continues to grow, so does the need for resources that support student development and academic excellence.

Our Roar & Raise Goal

Our goal is to raise $5,000 to expand opportunities for Behavioral Sciences students.

Our Fundraising Priorities

Your support will help provide:

• Travel funding for students attending national and regional conferences
• Ongoing lecture series and research talks featuring experts in the field
• Equipment and supplies for the new Riberia Street Lab
• Special events that enhance student engagement and learning

These initiatives help create a dynamic and supportive environment for student success.

Why Your Support Matters

Your generosity helps students gain the experiences they need to stand out.

With your support, students will:

• Present research and network at professional conferences
• Engage with thought leaders through lectures and events
• Access hands-on learning in a dedicated research space
• Become more competitive for graduate programs across the U.S. and internationally

A strong research and learning environment helps align Flagler students with top-tier institutions and prepares them for future success.

Building a Research Community

The development of the Riberia Street Lab will serve as a hub for student research and collaboration, fostering a cohesive community of aspiring behavioral scientists. Your support helps bring this vision to life and strengthens the department’s ability to provide impactful, real-world experiences.

Thank You!

Thank you for believing in our students. Your investment is not only supporting facilities and programs, it is helping shape the next generation of behavioral scientists.

Tracy Litzinger
Behavioral Sciences Department