🇬🇷 This summer, Aris Karagiorgakis, associate teaching professor of psychology at Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus, led 16 students on a unique six-week study-abroad experience in Athens, Greece. “This challenged our view of the psychology of religion by asking us to look at religion as a whole,” said Liz Gibbs, a third-year psychology major from West Simsbury, Connecticut. “Through visiting various religious sites, both ancient and modern, we saw a pattern among religions that we could not have simply learned from a textbook.” 📖 Read more about their experiences on our website!