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Professor Kimberly Jackson (she, her hers)
- 607-753-2045 (office)
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Professor Emeritus of Psychology
David Kilpatrick
- 607-753-2041 (office)
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Associate Professor
Dr. Michie Odle
- 607-753-4224 (office)
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Professor
Judith Ouellette
- 607-753-2043 (office)
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Associate Professor
Joshua Peck
- 607-753-4217 (office)
- Teaching Interest: Applying Research Methods in Psychology – Learning – Behavioral Neuroscience – Psychopharmacology – Statistical Methods
- Educational Background: CUNY- The Graduate Center- Psychology: Ph. D. (2014) Queens College - Psychology: M.S. (2012) State University of New York at Cortland - B.S. (2007)
- Scholarly Interest: Behavioral and neural mechanisms underlying the relapse of drug-taking and drug-seeking.
Associate Professor
Department Chair
Irene Strasser
- 607-753-4219 (office)
- Education: Ph.D., Developmental Psychology, University of Vienna, MA, BA Psychology, University of Vienna
- Publications: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=KfSi1eMAAAAJ&hl=en
- Research interests : Dr. Strasser's research spans Lifespan Development, with a focus on adult development and aging, Cultural Psychology, decolonizing psychology, and the politics of care and care work. Her methodological interests lie in qualitative inquiry and mixed methods research. She currently serves as the Communications Chair and is a member of the Executive Committee of the Society for Qualitative Inquiry in Psychology, a section of Division 5 of the American Psychological Association (APA).
Associate Professor
Jeffery N. Swartwood
- 607-753-2039 (office)
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Adjunct Lecturer
Katherine H. Trotter
Psychology Department
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- 607-753-4219 (department)
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Assistant Professor
Alexandra L Vizgaitis
- 607-753-2938 (office)
- Education: Ph.D., Clinical Psychology, Binghamton University (SUNY); APPIC Predoctoral Clinical Internship, Syracuse VA Medical Center; M.S., Psychology, Binghamton University (SUNY); B.A., Psychology, Nazareth College
- Research interests: My research focuses on personality pathology and maladaptive personality traits. Very broadly, my research aims to contribute to the big-picture question of how we can more accurately define, identify, and understand personality pathology. I study how various intrapersonal and interpersonal processes are associated with personality pathology.
- Publications: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=rAVgKiEAAAAJ&hl=en
Assistant Professor
Xiaoye Xu
- 607-753-4215 (office)
- Research Interests: Dr. Xu's research focuses on children’s development in the dynamic family system (e.g., parenting behaviors, family environment). Specifically, her research focuses on the development of children’s self-regulation, outcomes of self-regulation (e.g., prosocial behavior, psychopathology), and how family system could have bidirectional relations with these children’s behaviors. Dr. Xu's work is primarily quantitative, with a focus on different types of statistical methodologies.
- Education: Ph.D., Family and Human Development, Arizona State University; M.A., Social Psychology, San Francisco State University; B.A., Psychology, Smith College