Courses
Clark University, Department of Psychology, Worcester, MA
I teach several courses at Clark University in the Psychology Department, including:
PSYC105: Statistics (undergraduate course; offered every semester)
PSYC220: Research in Family Violence (undergraduate course; 1-year commitment and permission required)
PSYC245: Psychological Perspectives on Criminal Behavior (undergraduate first seminar; offered occasionally)
PSYC302: Statistical Methods (graduate seminar; offered every spring)
PSYC237: Sexual and Dating Violence: Research and Prevention (undergraduate first seminar; offered once a year)
PSYCH295/395: Using Social Science Research to Influence Public Policy (undergraduate and graduate seminar; offered every Spring semester)
I also take up to five students into my PSYC220 Research in Family Violence course in the Fall of each year, and I require a one-year commitment to the course (you can arrange to take the second semester as a Capstone). Please contact me if you would like permission to enter this course.
I will also consider taking Honors and Directed Study students. Please set up a time to meet with me if you would like to pursue either of those two options.