I have spent more than seventeen years in the lecture hall, teaching psychology and studying how students actually learn it.
My research sits where cognitive psychology meets teaching practice: attention, memory and reasoning on one side, course design and classroom method on the other. Two monographs and more than fifteen peer-reviewed articles have come out of that work.
I hold a Candidate of Psychological Sciences degree — the equivalent of a U.S. Ph.D. — and the academic rank of Docent, conferred for sustained university teaching and scholarship.
I now live in the Chicago area and am looking for adjunct, lecturer or visiting professor appointments in psychology at U.S. institutions. I am comfortable teaching introductory surveys and upper-level cognitive courses alike, on campus or online.
Education, rank and record
- Degree
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Candidate of Psychological Sciences
Equivalent to a U.S. Ph.D. in psychology. Dissertation research in cognitive and educational psychology.
- Academic rank
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Docent
Academic title conferred for sustained university-level teaching and published scholarship — comparable to Associate Professor rank.
- Teaching
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17+ years of university instruction
Lecture courses, seminars and supervision in psychology, from first-year surveys to specialised graduate-level work.
- Publications
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2 monographs & 15+ peer-reviewed articles
Published research in cognitive psychology and the psychology of teaching and learning.
Open to teaching appointments
Adjunct, lecturer and visiting professor roles in psychology, in the Chicago area or online. Departments, chairs and search committees are welcome to reach out — CV and syllabi available on request.