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Educational Psychology - Psychological Foundations/Quantitative Methods
250 Education Sciences Building - 56 East River Road - Minneapolis, MN 55455 USA
Tel: 612-624-0042 - Fax: 612-624-8241

Faculty – psychological foundations/QME

William Bart, learning and cognition, talent development and gifted education, human development in education, education technology

Ernest Davenport, quantitative methods in education

Mark Davison, quantitative methods in education

Robert delMas, quantitative methods in education

Joan Garfield, quantitative methods in education, educational technology

Michael R. Harwell, quantitative methods in education (sabbatical 2008-09)

David W. Johnson, social psychology, human relations

Nicole Landi, learning and cognition

Frances Lawrenz, quantitative methods in education

Jeffrey D. Long, quantitative methods in education, human development in education

Geoff Maruyama, social psychology, human relations

Anthony Pellegrini, human development in education, social psychology (sabbatical Spring 2009)

Michael Rodriguez, quantitative methods in education

Jay Samuels, learning and cognition

Bob Tennyson, learning and cognition, educational technology, human development in education

Keisha Varma, learning and cognition

Sashank Varma, learning and cognition

Professional & administrative staff

Michelle Everson, quantitative methods in education

Andrew Zieffler, quantitative methods in education

Adjunct faculty

Muriel J. Bebeau, social psychology, human relations

Tom Brothen, social psychology

Roger T. Johnson, social psychology

Jean King, quantitative methods in education

Visiting international scholars

Dr. Muhammad Aamir Hashmi

Dr. Abdulaziz Kamal Al-Emadi

Dr. Mijung Seo

September 2008

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