Psychology Department

Faculty

	Rodger H. Narloch, Ph.D., Department Chair SJU PEngel 133; 320-363-3135 Areas of Interest: Developmental Psychology, Pedagogical Research and Techniques, Ethics
	Pamela Bacon, Ph.D. SJU PEngel 126; 320-363-3919 Areas of Interest: Social Psychology, Positive Psychology
	Ben Faber, Ph.D. SJU PEngel 128; 320-363-3231 Areas of Interest: Cognitive science, Cognitive development, and Neuroscience
	Jan L. Holtz, Ph.D. CSB Richarda N24; 320-363-5712 Areas of Interest: Clinical Psychology, Neuropsychology, Abuse
	Aubrey Immelman, Ph.D. CSB Richarda P23; 320-363-5481 Areas of Interest: Political Psychology, Hypnosis, Forensic Psychology
	Robert Kachelski, Ph.D. SJU PEngel 129; 320-363-2372 Areas of Interest: Attention, Perception, Memory, Language
	Michael G. Livingston, Ph.D. CSB Richarda P29; 320-363-5384 Areas of Interest: Developmental Psychology, History of Psychology, Motivation and Emotion
	Lisa Platt, Ph.D. SJU PEngel 125; 320-363-3131 Areas of Interest: Multicultural Psychology, Gender, Sexual Orientation, Family, Mental Health
	Laura E. Sinville, Ph.D. SJU PEngel 130; 320-363-2367 Areas of Interest: Physiological Psychology
	Stephen P. Stelzner, Ph.D. CSB Richarda P27; 320-363-5410 Areas of Interest: Organizational Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Community Psychology
	Linda Tennison, Ph.D. SJU PEngel 127; 320-363-2084; Web site Areas of Interest: Behavioral Neuroscience, Stress, Mindfulness
	Richard M. Wielkiewicz, Ph.D. CSB Richarda P25; 320-363-5681 Areas of Interest: Behavior Management, Educational Psychology, Leadership, Data Analysis
	Rachel Heying, Department Coordinator CSB: Richarda P34, 320-363-5484 SJU: PEngel 121, 320-363-3314

Adjunct Faculty

Scott A. Palmer, Ph.D., B.A., Saint Olaf College, 1979; M.S., Moorhead State University, 1981; Ph.D., Brigham Young University, 1986. (Clinical Psychology)
Jessica Pishney
Holly Hieb Clausen

Visiting Professor

Ronald Baenninger, Ph.D., B.S.E., Stevens Institute of Technology, 1959; M.S., Carnegie Mellon University, 1962; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1966. (Physiological Psychology, Animal Behavior)

In Memoriam

Professor Emeritus

Martin Andrews, Ph.D. B.S., Purdue University, 1964; M.S., 1967; Ph.D., 1970