Research Opportunities

The following faculty regularly seek motivated students to work on ongoing research projects or in topics of general interest:

• Katie Arnold - Cognitive and Neural Basis of Memory and Learning, Applications to Improve Teaching Prectices
• Jeff Aspelmeier – Romantic Relationships, Social Psyc Processes, Resilience, and First-Generation College Students
  
• Nicole Iannone - Group Processes, Belonging, Pop Cultural Media, and Being Left Out of the Loop
• Jenessa Steele – Aging, Health Beh., Relationships, & Social Support
  
• Tom Pierce – Reminiscence, Aging, & Cognition
  
• Jayne Bucy – Chinese Adoption & Introduction to School Psychology (1 credit hour).
  
• Eric Mesmer – Behavioral Interventions in School Settings
• Jennifer Mabry – Topics in School Psychology
  
• Pam Jackson – Effects of Drugs on Learning, Animal Cognition
  
• Jeff Willner – Brain Changes and Learning
  
• Dayna Hayes – Effects of Alcohol and Nicotine on the Brain
  
• Ruth Riding-Malon – Mental Health Issues
  
• Sarah Hastings – Mental Health Issues
  
• Tracy Cohn – Sexual Health and Wellness & Mental Health Issues
• Nick Lee – Counseling Outcome and Process; Couple Therapy
  
• Pei-Chun Tsai – Mental Health Issues
  
• Jay Caughron – Leadership, Workplace Aggression, Creativelity, Innovation, and Ethical-Decision Making in Social and Organizational Settings.
• Nora Reilly – Perceptions of Disabilities in the Work Place, Perceptions of Veterans in the Workplace.
• Ben Biermeier-Hanson – Leadership in Organizations
• Ye Ra Jeong – Personality Predictors in Employee Select
• Catherine Middlebrooks - Cognitive Basis of Learning, self-regulated learning and memory with an eye towards understanding how learners study.