•Emily Abbey, Ph.D., Clark University
Courses
Offered:
Introduction to
Psychology
Child Psychology
Fieldwork with Children
Developmental Psychology
Current Research Interests:
Adult Development
Gordon Bear, Ph.D., Yale University
Courses Offered:
Evolutionary
Psychology
Research Methods in Psychology
Data Analysis in Psychology
Social Psychology
StatisticsRobert Becklen, Ph.D., Cornell University
Courses Offered:
Perception
Research Methods in Psychology
Data Analysis in Psychology
Introduction to Psychology
Advanced Topics
•Jacqueline Braun, Ph.D., Queen’s University
Courses Offered:
Learning,
Cognition, and Teaching
Research Methods in Psychology
Data Analysis in Psychology
Statistics
Neuropsychology
Current Research
Interests:
Visual
selective attention – how far is visual information processed if we
don’t pay attention to it? What factors determine which visual information will be selected for further
processing? And what factors influence our ability to select information
(e.g., effects of brain injury, effects of extensive practice-such
as is found in those who play video games)
Joseph Cataliotti, Ph.D., Rutgers University
Courses Offered:
Research Methods in
Psychology
Data Analysis in Psychology
Cognitive Neuroscience
Introduction to Psychology
Perception
•Donna Crawley, Ph.D., Cornell University
Courses Offered:
Introduction to
Psychology
Social Psychology
Statistics
Research Methods in Psychology
Data Analysis in Psychology
Advanced Topics in Psychology: Cults and Alternative Group
Phenomena
Current Research Interests:
Racism and Sexism
in Perceptions of Occupational Worth
The Role of Pair Bonding in Cult Maintenance
•Virginia Gonsalves Domond, Ph.D., City University of New York
Courses Offered:
Advanced Topics:
Issues in Black Psychology
Child Psychology
Cross Cultural Psychology
Theories of Personality
Multicultural Psychology
•Marshall Harth, Ph.D., Rutgers University
Courses Offered:
Advanced Topics:
Feminist Epistemology
Integrative Fieldwork in Substance Abuse
Drugs and Behavior
Ethology: Animal Behavior
Love and Sexuality
Freud, Race, Gender
History and Systems of Psychology
•Peter Heinze, Ph.D., Long Island University
Courses Offered:
Advanced Topics:
Psychopathy
Ethical and Legal Issues in Psychology
Learning, Cognition, and Teaching
Multicultural Psychology
Theories of Personality
Current Research
Interests:
Noncriminal
psychopathy
Unconscious shame
White privilege and racism
Cross- and multicultural psychology
•James Morley, Ph.D., Duquesne University
Courses Offered:
Abnormal Psychology
Theories of Personality
Adult and Clinical Fieldwork
History and Systems of Psychology
Advanced topics: Psychology of Yoga
Advanced topics: Phenomenology of Human Development
Graduate level: The Search for Meaning
Current Research
Interests:
Dr. Morley’s research interests are in the application of
Existential-Phenomenology to imagination, psychopathology, human development, and religious experience. He is particularly
interested in the philosophical psychology inherent in the thought of Edmund Husserl, Martin Heidegger, Jean-Paul Sartre, and
especially Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s (1908-1961) existential ontology of embodied experience. Recently he has been applying Merleau-Ponty’s thought to a phenomenological understanding of the practice of classical Indian Yoga.
Lysandra Perez-Strumolo, Ph.D., Fairleigh Dickenson
University
Courses Offered:
Fieldwork with
Children
Research Methods in Psychology
Data Analysis in Psychology
Child Psychology
Advanced Topics: Child Abuse
Current Research
Interests:
My research interests are
various but can be described simply as focusing on 3 areas:
Latino Psychology – evaluating culture and social experiences that vary across ethnic
groups, and the influence of the factors on the development of Latinos.
Trauma
– evaluating the impact that trauma can have on psychological
functioning with a special focus on factors that influence the way
trauma affects us – most of my research in this area has involved Law
enforcement personnel.
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
– evaluating the effectiveness of various teaching techniques and tools
for promoting significant learning.
Maya Poran, Ph.D., City University of New York
Courses Offered:
Social Psychology
Adolescent Psychology
Adolescent Psychology Fieldwork
Development of Sexual Identities: LGBT
Gender
Current Research
Interests:
Body image issues
and race and sexuality, gender identification, stereotypes regarding
sexuality and gender, infusing sexuality into courses, and more!
•Christian Reich, Ph.D., Binghamton University
Courses Offered:
Psychobiology
Research Methods in Psychology
Data Analysis in Psychology
•Tilahun Sineshaw, Ed.D., University of
Cincinnati
Courses Offered:
Cross-Cultural Psychology
Learning, Cognition, and Teaching
Developmental Psychology
Research Methods in Psychology
Theories of Personality
Introduction to Psychology
Advanced Topics: Lev Vygotsky
Teaching for Effective Learning
Current Research
Interests:
Cross Cultural Personality
Development
Human Diversity across Cultures
Cross-Cultural child and adolescent development
Cross cultural issues in literacy and schooling
•Mary Starke, Ph.D., SUNY Stony Brook
Courses Offered:
Abnormal Psychology
Behavior Therapy
Abnormal Psychology Fieldwork
Childhood Disorders
Childhood Disorders Fieldwork
Current Research Interests:
Student success in
college: especially for first-generation college students, immigrants,
and college students of color.
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Louise Taylor, Ph.D., Rutgers University
Courses
Offered:
Theories of
Personality
Psychology of Women
Introduction to Psychology
Social Psychology
Industrial/Organizational Psychology
Leah Warner, Ph.D., The
Pennsylvania State University
Courses Offered:
Introduction to Psychology
Social Issues
Social Psychology
Psychology of Gender
Current Research Interests:
Emotion perception, gender, and the intersections of social
identities. My research addresses the processes through which
perception and experiences of emotion serve to maintain or disrupt
systems of social inequality, particularly gender. I am also
involved in bridging the disciplines of women's studies and psychology,
most recently in my work to integrate intersectionality theory into
psychological research.
