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Craig F. Bielert,
Ph.D.
Professor
32 Bacon Hall
607-436-3219
Craig.Bielert@oneonta.edu
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Dr. Craig Bielert is a psychobiologist who teaches courses in comparative and physiological psychology. His research interests involve the biological bases of behavior, especially in non-human primates. He also holds an adjunct appointment in Anthropology, and is a recent recipient of the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching. |
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James M. Bercovitz,
Ph.D.
Lecturer
39 Bacon Hall
607-436-9159
JBercovitz@stny.rr.com |
Dr. Jim Bercovitz is a licensed psychotherapist working in Oneonta. He has taught our course in abnormal psychology and a seminar in neuropsychology. |
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Michael Brown,
Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
33 Bacon Hall
607-436-3558
Michael.Brown@oneonta.edu |
Dr. Brown is a social-cognitive psychologist who is interested in how individuals make attributions and judgments when presented with novel, complex, and contradictory information. His research has primarily focused on individuals' decision-making processes, prototypes, impression formation, and attitudes – particularly as they apply to issues involving gender, sexuality, and the law. |
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Charlene Christie,
Ph.D.
Associate Professor
34 Bacon Hall
607-436-3226
Charlene.Christie@oneonta.edu
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Dr. Charlene Christie is currently the Chair of the psychology department. She is a social psychologist who conducts research on stereotyping and prejudice, intergroup relations, social identity, and deviance. She teaches courses in social psychology, advanced social psychology, and research methods. |
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Cynthia L. Miller,
Ph.D.
Lecturer
38 Bacon Hall
607-436-3217
Cynthia.Miller@oneonta.edu
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Dr. Miller is a developmental psychologist whose research interests include language and gender development in childhood, as well as a variety of topics related to the psychology of women. She teaches courses in Developmental Psychology and Psychology of Women. |
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Geoffrey O'Shea,
Ph.D.
Associate Professor
31 Bacon Hall
607-436-3257
Geoffrey.OShea@oneonta.edu |
Dr. O’Shea is a cognitive psychologist who conducts research on memory, implicit learning, mental processing speed and historical studies on reaction time research. Dr. O’Shea was recently awarded a grant from the SUNY Research Foundation to study memory dysfunction in multiple sclerosis. He teaches courses in cognitive psychology, human memory, introductory psychology, and research methods. |
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Larissa Ranbom
Ph.D.
Lecturer
35 Bacon Hall
607-436-3221
Larissa.Ranbom@oneonta.edu |
Dr. Larissa Ranbom earned her Ph.D. in cognitive psychology from Binghamton University in 2009. She studies spoken language perception and the interaction between speech and reading, and teaches classes including Cognitive Psychology, Sensation and Perception, and Psychology of Memory. |
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Mike Worrall,
Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
37 Bacon Hall
607-436-3256
Mike.Worrall@oneonta.edu
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Dr. Worrall is a licensed clinical psychologist. His research interests include the development of new ways to train and supervise clinicians in empirically supported psychosocial treatments, and the study of emotion regulation. He has several years of clinical experience in a variety of settings including community mental health, primary care, private practice, university counseling centers, and a state psychiatric hospital. He specializes in Cognitive Behavioral therapies including Dialectical Behavior Therapy, in which he has extensive training and experience. The classes Dr. Worrall teaches include introductory psychology, and the psychology of drug use and abuse. |
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James Zians,
Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
36 Bacon Hall
607-436-3261
James.Zians@oneonta.edu
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Dr. James Zians is a clinical psychologist who teaches courses in abnormal behavior, statistics and research design. His research interests involve the role of psychology in health promotion, prevention, and behavior change. Many of his interests and professional experiences involve Community Psychology where he assists in building linkages between community-based organizations that deliver health and social service programs and academic institutions. He is particularly interested in working with underserved populations. Dr. Zians is the internship coordinator for the Psychology Department. |
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Susan J. Nelson
Department Secretary
127 Fitzelle Hall
607-436-3223
Susan.Nelson@oneonta.edu |
Susan Nelson serves as the Psychology Department Secretary. |
