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Merritt, Marcellus
  • Associate Professor, Psychological & Brain Sciences

Teaching Faculty

Barr, Alicia
  • Teaching Assistant Professor, Psychological and Brain Sciences
Cooley, Jeffrey
  • Senior Teaching Faculty, Psychological & Brain Sciences
Hieber, Lindsey
  • Teaching Faculty I, Psychological & Brain Sciences
Lenz, Peter
  • Associate Teaching Professor, Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences
Stark, Gary
  • Teaching Faculty III, Psychological & Brain Sciences

Staff

Dueck, Drew
  • Administrative Assistant III, Psychological & Brain Sciences
Reilly, Patrick
Reilly, Patrick
  • Instrumentation Tech II, Psychological & Brain Sciences
Schueler, Nicole
  • Department Manager, Psychological & Brain Sciences
Van Kerkvoorde, Dorrie
  • Academic Program Manager, Psychological & Brain Sciences
Whiting, Julie
Whiting, Julie
  • Psychology Clinic Manager, Psychological & Brain Sciences

Emeriti

Adesso, Vincent
  • Professor Emeritus, Psychological & Brain Sciences
Dermer, Marshall
  • Associate Professor Emeritus, Psychological & Brain Sciences
Fleming, Raymond
  • Professor Emeritus, Psychological & Brain Sciences
Helmstetter, Fred
  • Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Psychological & Brain Sciences
Hynan, Michael
  • Professor Emeritus, Psychological & Brain Sciences
Moore, John
  • Professor Emeritus, Psychological & Brain Sciences
Osmon, David
  • Professor Emeritus, Psychological & Brain Sciences
Reddy, Diane
  • Professor Emeritus, Psychological & Brain Sciences
Ridley, Robyn
  • Associate Professor Emeritus, Psychological & Brain Sciences

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