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Associate Professor of PsychologyPhone: 541-962-3679Email: dtimmerm@eou.edOffice: BH-147
Dr Timmermann is a biological psychologist, with interests in brain development, experience-based changes in neural communication, and neuropsychology. She teaches General Psychology, Introduction to Lifespan Development, Brain and Behavior, Motivation, and Neuropsychology, among other courses.
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Assistant Professor of PsychologyPhone: 541-962-3660Email: zjohnsonulrich@eou.eduOffice: BH-145
Zoe Johnson-Ulrich studies animal cognition; her research questions relate to the evolution of cognitive abilities and whether humans and animals share cognition. She is primarily focused on behavioral flexibility, causal reasoning, and problem-solving skills. She has studied a wide range of animals such as bears, big cats, striped skunks, and horses. Her current research projects are focused on behavioral flexibility in horses, but she is willing to work with other species (like pet dogs and cats) for undergraduate projects.
Senior Lecturer II of PsychologyPhone: 541-962-3860Email: ajeffery@eou.eduOffice: BH-151
Dr. Austin Jeffery is trained in evolutionary psychology and hasexpertise in human sexuality. His graduate research tested hypothesesrelated to sexual orientation, but his interests are broadly related toapplying principles of natural selection to human psychology. Additionalinterests include philosophy of mind (consciousness), cognitive andperceptual biases, research methods, and scientific writing. As a seniorlecturer, Dr. Jeffery is not currently performing research or offeringpracticum credits, but he is happy to advise students with interests inevolution and sexuality.
Assistant Professor of PsychologyPhone: 541-962-3280Email: okuljian@eou.eduOffice: BH-149Website: EOU Social Identity Lab
Dr. Olivia Kuljian is a social psychologist whose research investigates uncertainty, prototypicality, leadership, intergroup relations, extreme group behavior, and dehumanization through the lens of social identity theory. Within these domains, her work explores how uncertainty surrounding one’s social identity, group standing, or group leader affects how people understand themselves as well as how they may view and treat members of opposing groups. She teaches Social Psychology, Psychology of Diversity, Personality Psychology, Research in Psychology, and Research Methods.
Assistant Professor of PsychologyPhone: 541-962-3791Email: astenson@eou.eduOffice: BH-153
Anthony R. Stenson is a cognitive psychologist whose research investigates the affective (emotional) and cognitive processes involved in adaptive decision making under risk. Within these domains, his work investigates the processes related to how individuals flexibly adapt to changing circumstances, particularly in situations that have probabilistic outcomes. Additionally, this work utilizes both behavioral, computational, and neurophysiological approaches to test theories relating to how the brain deals with ever changing environments. He teaches Cognitive Psychology, Statistics and Experimental Design, Motivation, Experimental Research in Psychology, and Research Methods.
Assistant Professor of PsychologyPhone: 541-962-3459Email: fkademiansaini@eou.eduOffice: BH-155
Felicia Kademian-Saini, Ph.D. is a trained clinical psychologist who has worked in a variety of clinical settings including psychiatric inpatient facilities, LGBT Center in Los Angeles, and Kaiser Permanente. While working within the clinical field, she became a specialist working with eating disorders, trauma, and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT). Her research interests tend to focus on understanding various underserved communities, behavioral medicine, and resiliency. She also runs the Resiliency and Behavioral Medicine (RBM) lab at EOU.
Adjunct Faculty, Psychology, email: tmpowell1@eou.edu
Adjunct Faculty, Psychology, email: juhalt@eou.edu
Adjunct Faculty, Psychology; Licensed Psychologist; Student Health and Counseling Center (541) 962-3524, email: mweaver@eou.edu
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Adjunct Faculty, Psychology, email: awisniewski@eou.edu
Adjunct Faculty, Psychology, email: mfwright@eou.edu
Adjunct Faculty, Psychology, email: rlundellcreagh@eou.edu
Zoe Johnson-Ulrich Program Chair, Psychology Badgley Hall 145 One University Blvd. La Grande, OR 97850 zjohnsonulrich@eou.edu 541-962-3660