Teaching
My courses have ranged from introductory subjects for undergraduates to advanced techniques and material for graduate students. Please return to this page as I provide updates. While I am not teaching as regularly while serving as an Associate Dean, I am in the classroom from time to time. In the space below I will announce which courses are available. Join me if you are a student at Old Dominion University!
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Psyc 403: History of Psychology. 3 credits. (ONLINE)
—From the catalog:
“A survey of the historical development of modern psychology. The major systems and their influences on contemporary American psychology are studied. Prerequisites: Completion of PSYC 201S with a grade of C (2.0) or higher.” NOTE: Non-majors or those who have not completed Psyc 201S (Introduction to Psychology) may be able to enroll pending a discussion with me about educational background and other course experience.
—From the syllabus, course objectives:
- To study a breadth of psychology’s history, from the work of the ancients to those of today.
- To discuss significant developments in psychological science, and how history helped shape them.
- To appreciate the interaction between Zeitgeist and individuals in the formation of psychological history.
- To understand your own scientific roots and ancestors of your psychological positions.
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