Psychology Faculty
Faculty
Grace Baron
Professor of Psychology
Office: Knapton 317B
Phone: 508-286-3689
gbaron@wheatoncollege.edu
Michael Berg
Associate Professor of Psychology
Office: Knapton 301
Phone: 508-286-3627
mberg@wheatoncollege.edu
Peony Fhagen-Smith
Assistant Professor of Psychology, Coordinator of African, African American, and Diaspora Studies
Office: Knapton 330
Phone: 508-286-3692
fhagen-smith_peony@wheatonma.edu
Meg Kirkpatrick
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Office: Science Center B-144 & Knapton 317A
Phone: 508-286-3642
kirkpatrick_meg@wheatoncollege.edu
Kathleen Morgan
Williams Associate Professor of Psychobiology
Office: Science Center B-156 & Knapton 317
Phone: 508-286-3934
kmorgan@wheatoncollege.edu
Bianca Cody Murphy
Chair, Professor of Psychology
Office: Knapton 316
Phone: 508-286-3690
bmurphy@wheatoncollege.edu
Rolf Nelson
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Office: Knapton 316B & Science Center B-146
Phone: 508-286-3632
Derek Price
Associate Professor of Psychology
Office: Knapton 317A
Phone: 508-286-3688
dprice@wheatoncollege.edu
Jason E. Reiss
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Office: Knapton 220
Phone: 508-286-3636
reiss_jason@wheatoncollege.edu
Gail Sahar
Associate Professor of Psychology
Office: Knapton 215
Phone: 508-286-3686
gsahar@wheatoncollege.edu
David Wulff
Professor of Psychology
Office: Knapton 329
Phone: 508-286-3691
dwulff@wheatoncollege.edu
Visiting Instructors
Fredric Agatstein
Visiting Professor of Psychology
Knapton 329
agatstein_fredric@wheatoncollege.edu
Linette G. Liebling
Visiting Instructor of Psychology
Knapton 301
liebling_linette@@wheatoncollege.edu
Nancy Olin
Visiting Instructor of Psychology
Knapton 301
olin_nancy@@wheatoncollege.edu
Lee Thompson
Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology
Knapton 316C
thompson_lee@@wheatoncollege.edu
Cooper R. Woodard
Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology
Knapton 316C
woodard_cooper@@wheatoncollege.edu
Reiss pays attention to cognitive function
Assistant Professor of Psychology Jason E. Reiss, a cognitive neuroscientist, is researching the hidden mental processes involved in the acquisition and use of visual information.
Game Boy: Ian's Story
Does annihilating aliens or slaying dragons in the virtual world affect your real-life ability to think, react and perceive?
Object Substitution Masking: What is the Neural Fate of the Unreportable Target?
Assistant Professor of Psychology Jason E. Reiss' new book focuses on his event-related brain potential (ERP) research.
Visualizing Possibilities in Autism
Grace Baron celebrates 30 years of work with Groden Center with publication of new book, Stress & Coping with Autism
A Look at Religious Conservatism
Wulff delivers world-famous Cadbury Lectures at Univ of Birmingham
What's AAADS?
Sociocultural developmental psychologist, Peony Fhagen-Smith coordinates African, African American, and Diaspora Studies
Got illusions?
Learn more about perception, learning, consciousness in Psychology's Experimental Laboratory
Education Gone Wild
Wheaton's longtime relationship with Southwick's Zoo gives students an opportunity to study animal and human behavior in some unique ways.