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Psychology Faculty
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Chad Pulver (email me)
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Degrees: Bachelor's degrees in Psychology and Philosophy, Saint Joseph's College; master's degree in Mental Health Counseling, doctoral degree in Counseling Psychology, Purdue University.
Professor Pulver, an alumnus of SJC, returned to his alma mater in 2004 to teach courses in the areas of counseling theories, history and systems, career exploration, personal adjustment, and general psychology. His research in graduate school focused on vocational psychology and career decision making and reflects his desire to help students make educated decisions regarding their future career paths. "The subject of career impacts every person, every family, and it's very relevant to students who come to college and then make that transition into the work force," he explained. "My role as professor is to challenge them to learn to think for themselves, to use critical thinking to question the information presented to them in textbooks and magazines and make an informed decision about their career." |
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Mark Seely (email me | visit my home page)
Associate Professor of Psychology
Degrees: Bachelor's degree in Developmental Psychology, summa cum laude, Eastern Washington University; master's and doctoral degrees in Psychology, University of California, Davis.
Professor Seely has been with SJC since 1997, teaching courses in cognitive psychology, human sexuality, human learning and memory, statistics, and a number of other related areas. He is a member of such organizations as the American Educational Research Association, American Psychological Society, and The Society for the Teaching of Psychology, and is published in a number of publications, including Journal of Memory and Language, Discourse Processes, and Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition. |
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Chau-Ming Wong (email me)
Associate Professor of Psychology
Degrees: Bachelor's degree, College of Saint Benedict in Minnesota; master's and doctoral degrees, University of Notre Dame.
Professor Wong has been at SJC since 1997 and teaches courses such as Marriage and Family, Child and Adolescent Development, Theories of Personality, Abnormal Psychology, Psychological Measurement and Evaluation, and Professional Seminar. Her research interests are in Developmental Psychology and Measurement of Social Intelligence and some of her published research can be found in professional publications such as the Journal of Educational Psychology and Personality and Individual Differences. She actively supports students' participation in poster sessions and presentations in undergraduate research conferences. |
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