Websites

Other Psychology Departments 

National Institutes of Mental Health 
Psybersite - web tutorials on psychology topics created at the Miami University in Ohio.
PsychCrawler - a product of the APA, PsychCrawler is a searchable web index for psychology related information; includes a user's guide for assistance.
PsycPort -  the APA's site for breaking news in psychology.  The site also contains the APA's web search engine Psychcrawler and information about upcoming books in the field.
Psych Web - a well-organized site containing information for students and teachers of psychology.  Includes information about APA style, online books and journals, careers in psychology, links to other sites and more.  The site contains a searchable database of online psychology journals, many of which offer free full-text access.

Monitor on Psychology - monthly newspaper of the APA.
PSYCLINE - Your Guide to Psychological and Social Science Journals on the Web  
An index of over 1,600 online psychology and social science journals published in English, German, French, Dutch, and Spanish.  Descriptions of the journals, information on the content available from each and a link to each journal is available.  

American Psychological Association (APA) - the leading scientific and professional organization that represents psychology in the United States. It is the largest psychological association in the world.
American Psychological Society (APS) - founded in 1988, the APS is another leading psychological association dedicated to advancing the interests of scientifically oriented psychology in research, application, and the improvement of human welfare. 
Southeastern Psychological Association (SEPA) - a regional psychological association affiliated with the American Psychological Association (APA) and is represented by the southeastern states including: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. 
State Psychological Associations - a directory of state associations maintained by the APA. 

American Psychological Association Historical Database - a searchable database offering a collection of dates and brief descriptions of over 3100 events in the history of psychology. 
AmoebaWeb: History of Psychology - collection of links pertinent to the history of psychology. Maintained by Douglas Degelman, Ph.D., Vanguard University of Southern California.
Archives of the History of American Psychology - sponsored by the University of Akron.
Biographical Dictionary of Psychology REF BF109.A1 B56 1997 
Classics in the History of Psychology  - includes the full text of historically significant books, chapters, articles and other documents in the field of psychology.  This site, containing approximately 120 documents,  is fully searchable and can also be browsed by author and topic.  Links are provided to nearly 200 other historically significant works posted at other sites.
Eminent Psychologists of the 20th Century - published by the APA in the Review of General Psychology (v.6 no.2 June 2002). Rankings based on the frequency of three variables: journal citation, introductory psychology textbook citation and survey response. Downloadable PDF format.
History of Psychology Website - sponsored by the University of Dayton.
Portraits of Pioneers in Psychology REF BF109.A1 P67 
Women in Psychology: a Bio-Bibliographic Sourcebook REF BF109.A1 W65 1990 
Additional Links on the History of Psychology - sponsored by the Social Psychology Network.

APA Online Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct
How are Psychologists Employed?
Occupational Outlook Handbook - published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, it's also available in print. REF HF5381.A1 O3 
PsycCareers - features career information from APA. Offers a job database searchable by state and keyword; also includes a fee-based resume posting service.
Psychology: Scientific Problem Solvers - Careers for the 21st Century