I do not have a fancy philosophy of education nor do I use "cutting edge pedagogy" – I  just teach & try to make it fun. I have taught more than 11,000 students in over 20 different courses, and I am particularly proud of the fact that over 110 of my former students have earned doctorates in psychology or a closely related field.

Course Syllabi & Web Pages

Psychology 100 - Introduction to Psychology

PSYC 100 - Introduction to Psychology (online)

Psychology 205 - Social Psychology
 
PSYC 205 - Social Psychology (online)

PSYC 267/BUS 267 - Organizational Behavior 

PSYC 267/BUS 267 - Organizational Behavior (online)

PSYC 272/BUS 272 - Industrial Psychology
 
PSYC 274/ENVS 274 - Environmental Psychology
 
Psychology 281 - Research Methods & Statistics I
 
Psyc 360/361 - Research Experience in Psychology
 
Psychology 363 - Cognition

Psychology 369 - Evolution and Human Behavior
 
Psychology 371 - History & Systems of Psychology

OTHER COURSES THAT I HAVE TAUGHT WITHOUT WEB PAGES: 

Animal Behavior (BIOL 312/PSYC 312), Cognitive Psychology (PSYC 201), Experimental Social Psychology (PSYC 365), Industrial/Organizational Psychology (PSYC 272), Issues in Experimental Psychology (PSYC 366), Research Methods & Statistics II (PSYC 282), McNair Sophomore Seminar (MCNR 200), Statistics (STAT 200), Perspectives on Being Human (FP 101), Exploring Human Identity (FP 101), Nature & Culture (FP 102), Ways of Knowing (FP 103)

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(Most of the course numbers reflect the course listings as they were when I taught these courses; the numbers may or may not correspond to the courses listed under those numbers in the Knox College catalogue today.)