Wiemers Lab - Teaching

Assistant Professor , Bradley University

PSY 101 - Principles of Psychology
PSY 205 - Quantitative Methods
PSY 206 - Research Methods
PSY 362 - Cognitive Psychology
PSY 499 - Special Topics in Psychology
Past Topics: Memory; Human Attention

Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Texas at Arlington

PSYC 3334 - Cognitive Processes
PSYC 4431 - Advanced Topics in Cognitive Science
PSYC 4391 - Foundations of Undergraduate Teaching Experience

Instructor on Record, Purdue University

PSY 392 - Special Topics - Introduction to Bayesian Statistics
PSY 200 - Introduction to Cognitive Psychology
PSY 203 - Research Methods in Psychological Sciences (Lab Section)

Teaching Assistant Positions, Purdue University

PSY 311 - Human Memory
PSY 203 - Research Methods in Psychological Sciences (Lecture)
PSY 200 - Introduction to Cognitive Psychology

Mentorship

Bradley University

In my lab at Bradley, I have provide opportunities to gain various research skills involved in human subjects psychology research, as well as many workshops for students to gain experience with CVs, personal statements, data management and analytics, relevant literature and project development, and more. The drive to put together these experiences for our undergraduates comes from having had such an influential undergraduate research experience myself. Because I went to an institution that does not have a graduate program in cognitive psychology, I worked closely with the faculty members during my research experiences. They provided guidance and training that set a strong foundation for my training in graduate school. I want to pass on that advantage to the best of my ability, and so I try to give our undergraduate RAs more in-depth training in various areas beyond running participants and reading articles.

Prior to my work at Bradley, I mentored around 100 students at Purdue University and the University of Texas at Arlington between my graduate and post-doctoral positions.