Undergraduate Fall 2025 and Spring 2026
Psychology and the Social World
An introduction to how culural and social elements shape human thought and behavior.
I teach in the Psychology department at Florida Southern College, with courses spanning research methods, the science of judgment and decision-making, as well as introduction to psychology. I previously served as a teaching assistant and recitation instructor across many courses at Stony Brook University.
Undergraduate Fall 2025 and Spring 2026
An introduction to how culural and social elements shape human thought and behavior.
Undergraduate Fall 2025 and Spring 2026
An overview of major theories and paradigms on how people reason and choose under uncertainty and how they optimally should. Major themes include heuristics, biases, and the models researchers use to describe and improve judgment and decision-making.
Undergraduate Fall 2026
Foundations of designing psychological studies and analyzing quantitative data, from forming hypotheses to drawing statistical inferences. Students get into teams and propose a project, get IRB approval, collect data, and present their findings in a research forum.
Undergraduate Spring 2026
A deeper treatment of experimental design and statistical modeling. This is basically first year of grad stats for advanced undergraduates.
Undergraduate Fall 2026
Independent study where students develop research projects and I serve as their mentor.