Faculty & Staff
Benjamin K. Barton, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Benjamin Barton teaches Cognitive Development classes. His research interests include Etiology and prevention of unintentional injuries from early childhood to late adulthood.
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Assistant Professor
Benjamin Barton teaches Cognitive Development classes. His research interests include Etiology and prevention of unintentional injuries from early childhood to late adulthood.
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Diane Carter
Senior Instructor
Diane Carter is a senior lecturer in communication studies.
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Senior Instructor
Diane Carter is a senior lecturer in communication studies.
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Rajal G. Cohen
Assistant Professor
Rajal Cohen studies the interconnectedness of cognition, posture, and action, with a special interest in principles that apply accross the spectrum from high performance to dysfunction.
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Assistant Professor
Rajal Cohen studies the interconnectedness of cognition, posture, and action, with a special interest in principles that apply accross the spectrum from high performance to dysfunction.
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Traci Craig, Ph.D.
Associate Professor & Department Chair
Traci Craig's research interests include: Small Group Processes, Diversity in the Workplace, Stereotypes and Prejudice, Sexual Harassment, and Gender Differences.
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Associate Professor & Department Chair
Traci Craig's research interests include: Small Group Processes, Diversity in the Workplace, Stereotypes and Prejudice, Sexual Harassment, and Gender Differences.
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Brian Dyre, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Brian Dyre's research interests include Visual Psychophysics, Mathematical Modeling of Visual Processes, and Visual Displays and Virtual Environments.
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Associate Professor
Brian Dyre's research interests include Visual Psychophysics, Mathematical Modeling of Visual Processes, and Visual Displays and Virtual Environments.
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Annette Folwell, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Annette Folwell's research interests in: Aging (Life Span Developmental) Studies, Family Communication, Health Communication and Instructional Communication.
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Associate Professor
Annette Folwell's research interests in: Aging (Life Span Developmental) Studies, Family Communication, Health Communication and Instructional Communication.
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Russell E. Jackson
Assistant Professor
Russell Jackson is an assistant professor of pyschology.
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Assistant Professor
Russell Jackson is an assistant professor of pyschology.
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Kenneth Locke, Ph.D.
Professor
Kenneth Locke teaches popular undergraduate courses on personality and sexuality, and is currently conducting studies in Korea and China to examine the influence of culture on how people conceptualize themselves and others.
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Professor
Kenneth Locke teaches popular undergraduate courses on personality and sexuality, and is currently conducting studies in Korea and China to examine the influence of culture on how people conceptualize themselves and others.
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Mikaela Marlow, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Mikaela Marlow conducts research exploring identity and esteem issues, as they influence communication within and across diverse language, cultural, and community collectives. She is currently working on modifying the Receiver Model of Language Criticism and the Criticism Response Scale, both of which she developed while researching speech criticism in Hawai'i. Current research focuses on better understanding the ways that people cognitively and socially manage speech criticism interactions based on gender and power dynamics.
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Assistant Professor
Mikaela Marlow conducts research exploring identity and esteem issues, as they influence communication within and across diverse language, cultural, and community collectives. She is currently working on modifying the Receiver Model of Language Criticism and the Criticism Response Scale, both of which she developed while researching speech criticism in Hawai'i. Current research focuses on better understanding the ways that people cognitively and socially manage speech criticism interactions based on gender and power dynamics.
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Steven Meier, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Steven Meier is currently the director of the University of Idaho Addictions Training Program. His academic training and expertise is in applied psychology with a specialization in addictive and high-risk behavior.
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Associate Professor
Steven Meier is currently the director of the University of Idaho Addictions Training Program. His academic training and expertise is in applied psychology with a specialization in addictive and high-risk behavior.
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Philip Mohan
Professor Emeritus of Psychology
Philip Mohan main research interest is in Child Development.
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Professor Emeritus of Psychology
Philip Mohan main research interest is in Child Development.
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Jamie Nekich, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Jamie Nekich is an assistant professor in the Department of Psychology and Communication Studies. She is a licensed psychologist and she teaches courses in: Developmental Psychology, Adult Development and Aging, and Emotional Well-Being.
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Assistant Professor
Jamie Nekich is an assistant professor in the Department of Psychology and Communication Studies. She is a licensed psychologist and she teaches courses in: Developmental Psychology, Adult Development and Aging, and Emotional Well-Being.
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Richard Reardon, Ph.D.
Professor, Associate Dean
Richard Reardon is a professor of psychology and the associate Dean at the University of Idaho Couer d'Alene campus. His research interests include circumplex models of interpersonal relating, personality assessment, social comparison, and Social Cognition.
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Professor, Associate Dean
Richard Reardon is a professor of psychology and the associate Dean at the University of Idaho Couer d'Alene campus. His research interests include circumplex models of interpersonal relating, personality assessment, social comparison, and Social Cognition.
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Todd Thorsteinson, Ph.D.
Professor
Todd Thorsteinson is an industrial-organizational psychologist, with research interests in decision making, personnel selection, and recruitment.
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Professor
Todd Thorsteinson is an industrial-organizational psychologist, with research interests in decision making, personnel selection, and recruitment.
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Steffen Werner, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Steffen Werner's research interests are in visual and spatial cognition, virtual environments, human factors, and applied cognitive psychology. He has created the website "goCognitive.net" which provides educational resources for the field of cognitive neuroscience.
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Associate Professor
Steffen Werner's research interests are in visual and spatial cognition, virtual environments, human factors, and applied cognitive psychology. He has created the website "goCognitive.net" which provides educational resources for the field of cognitive neuroscience.
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Alan Whitlock, Ph.D.
Lecturer, Private Practice Therapist, Licensed Psychologist
Alan Whitlock's research interests are social psychology, personality, applied behavioral analysis, group therapy, and peer counseling.
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Lecturer, Private Practice Therapist, Licensed Psychologist
Alan Whitlock's research interests are social psychology, personality, applied behavioral analysis, group therapy, and peer counseling.
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Mark Yama, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Licensed Psychologist
Mark Yama's research interests are pain, sensory psychology, and emotion.
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Associate Professor, Licensed Psychologist
Mark Yama's research interests are pain, sensory psychology, and emotion.
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Emily Dorigo
Financial Technician
Emily has been the Financial Technician since 2005.
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Financial Technician
Emily has been the Financial Technician since 2005.
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Sean McIlraith
Administrative Assistant
Sean McIlraith is an Administrative Assistant and has been with the university since 2012.
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Administrative Assistant
Sean McIlraith is an Administrative Assistant and has been with the university since 2012.
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