Teaching

My primary teaching activities are with the school psychology graduate program. I regularly teach courses in early childhood assessment and exceptional children. I also supervise practicum students and interns. When I have the opportunity to teach undergraduate courses, I teach Psychology of Exceptional Children and Educational Psychology.

My philosophy of teaching is that the students must be engaged in their learning process. Therefore, I include service learning and class projects. I want the students to be as enthusiastic about the course content as I am!

Courses Taught

Undergraduate:
Abnormal Psychology (PSYC 4440/8446)
Education Psychology (PSYC 3510)
Psychology of Exceptional Children (PSYC 4590)
Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences (PSYC 2130)

Graduate:
Assessment I: Foundations (PSYC 8520)
Assessment II: Early Childhood (PSYC 8530)
Family Analysis and Treatment (PSYC 8250)
Research Other Than Thesis (PSYC 9960)
Practicum in School Psychology (PSYC 9970)
Internship in School Psychology (PSYC 9980)
Psychology of Exceptional Children (PSYC 8590)

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