Dr. Michelle Miller, of the Department of Psychological Sciences, recently published the article A Year of Remote Teaching: The Good, the Bad, and the Next Steps in the Chronicle of Higher Education. The article, of interest to all educators, focuses on how best to make use of the massive new capacity to teach with technology following the pandemic. Dr. Miller explores the pleasant surprises and the challenges of teaching with technologies, and offers suggestions on… Read more
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Changes in Introduction to Statistics in Psychology Course (PSY 230) Starting in Fall 2021
The Introduction to Statistics in Psychology (PSY 230) course, which provides a strong foundation in basic statistics to those majoring in psychology, has been delivered as a 4-unit class in which a 1-unit lab was embedded. Starting in fall 2021, the PSY 230 course will be delivered as a 3-unit course without the separate lab component. This change will allow more efficient delivery of core material to a larger number of students.
The lab, which focuses… Read more
Dr. Michelle Miller Welcomed as Series Coeditor for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
Professor Michelle Miller, Ph.D. was recently welcomed as Series Coeditor for the Teaching and Learning in Higher Education series from West Virginia University Press, which publishes books and scholarly journals in a number of areas, including the social sciences and higher education. Dr. Miller is the author of Minds Online: Teaching Effectively with… Read more
Courses Offered in Summer 2021 by Department of Psychological Sciences
Indigneous Psychology Speaker Series – Spring 2021
Department Hosting Presentation on Gender Expansive Classrooms
The Department of Psychological Sciences is pleased to be hosting the following presentation for educators:
Please contact ann.rumble@nau.edu for information on accessing the session.