Psychology

Michael D. Dwyer, Ph. D., Professor 
Alma Mater:   Syracuse University 
Teaching Expertise:   Cognitive, Abnormal, Personality,  Adult Adaptation, Adolescent, Family Dynamics 
Scholarly interests:   Aggression intervention, Family therapy in  school settings, Treatment program evaluation 
E-Mail:  mdwyer@bw.edu

Debora M. Esty, Ph.D., Assistant Professor 
Alma Mater: University of Akron
Teaching Expertise:   Diversity, Psychology of Gender, Social Psychology, Counseling Psychology
Scholarly interests:   Diversity issues and food issues, Stress and coping, Fat prejudice, Eating disorders
E-Mail:  desty@bw.edu

Lisa B. Green, Ph. D., Professor 
Alma Mater:   The Ohio State University 
Teaching Expertise:   Abnormal, Clinical, Child Development, Child Psychopathology, Introductory Principles, Human Relations & Group Dynamics
Scholarly interests:   Divorce and custody issues, Child abuse, Adult victimization, Eating Disorders
E-Mail:  lgreen@bw.edu

Dale D. Grubb, Ph. D., Associate Professor 
Alma Mater:   The Ohio State University 
Teaching Expertise:   Developmental, Child Development, Adolescent Development, Aging, Introductory Principles, Research Methods 
Scholarly interests:   Creativity, Cognitive development, Moral reasoning, Impact of parenting, Uncognitive development, Socio-moral development 
E-Mail:   dgrubb@bw.edu

Nancy J. Gussett, Ph. D., Associate Professor 
Alma Mater:   University of Akron 
Teaching Expertise:   Industrial/Organizational, Human Relations, Group Dynamics, Tests and Measurements, Introductory Principles 
Scholarly interests:   Testing, Selection 
E-Mail:  ngussett@bw.edu

Charles A. Levin, Ph. D., Professor
Alma Mater:   The University of Illinois
Teaching Expertise:   Sensation and Perception, Statistics, Research Methodology
Scholarly interests:   Visual perception
E-Mail:   clevin@bw.edu

G. Andrew Mickley, Ph. D., Professor
Alma Mater:   University of Virginia
Teaching Expertise:   Neuroscience, Physiological Psychology, Research Methodology, Introductory Principles
Scholarly interests:   Brain development, Neural mechanisms of learning and memory
E-Mail:  amickley@bw.edu

Brian L. Thomas, Ph. D.,   Assistant Professor & Chair
Alma Mater: Texas Christian University
Teaching Expertise:   Learning, Introductory Principles, Statistics, Evolutionary Psychology
Scholarly interests: Animal Learning
E-Mail:  bthomas@bw.edu