I have taught many different types of courses in my 20 years at the University of Kentucky within the Department of Psychology. Undergraduate Level: Introduction to Psychology (PSY 100) Orientation to Psychology (PSY 195) Thinking and Problem Solving (PSY 200) Learning and Memory (PSY 311) Forensic Psychology (PSY 320) Cognitive Processes Lecture/Lab (PSY 427) Psycholinguistics (PSY 529) Eyewitness Testimony (PSY 562) Undergraduate Courses within the Honors Program: Violence: A Social Science Perspective (A&S 300) Psychology and Law: Can the Memories of Eyewitnesses Be Trusted? (A&S 100; Freshmen Discover Seminar Program) Ways of Knowing (A&S 105; Modern Studies Curriculum) Communities (MSC 205, A&S 205; Modern Studies Curriculum) Graduate Courses: Proseminar in Cognition (PSY 628) Eyewitness Testimony (PSY 780) Interdisciplinary Approaches to Memory (PSY 780) Working Memory (PSY 780) Directed Readings in Cognitive Processes (PSY 790) PSY 395 or PSY 495/496 (Psychology Honors) Opportunities: If you are an undergraduate at UK and are interested in taking PSY 395 (Independent Study) or PSY 495/496 (Psychology Honors), my primary research interests include: psychology and law (legal decision making); Please stop by my office or contact me via email or a note in my mailbox if you would like to discuss the possibility of doing PSY 395 or PSY 495/496 with me.