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Russell Brown
brown1@etsu.edu
423.439.5863
422-B Rogers-Stout
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Ph.D., 1998, University of Kentucky. Associate Professor. Behavioral Neuroscience. Animal models of psychopathology; recovery of brain function after brain injury.
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Ginni Blackhart
gblackhart@scientia.cc
423.439.4613 408 Rogers-Stout
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Ph.D., 2006, Florida State University. Assistant Professor. Social Psychology. Physiological/biological, behavioral, and affective reactions to social rejection.
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Peggy Cantrell
cantrell@etsu.edu
423.439.6660
409 Rogers-Stout
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Ph.D., 1982, University of Southern Mississippi. Professor. Clinical Psychology. Violence in marital and dating relationships.
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Andrea D. Clements
clements@etsu.edu
423.439.6661
415 Rogers-Stout
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Ph.D., 1991, The University of Alabama. Professor. Developmental Psychology. Influence of prenatal stress and religious coping on pregnancy complications and childhood behavior problems..
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William T. Dalton, III
daltonw@etsu.edu
423.439.4465
417 Rogers-Stout
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Ph.D., 2006, University of Memphis. Assistant Professor, Clinical Psychology. Youth health promotion/health risks, smoking, overweight issues, integration of family systems theory and treatment of pediatric illnesses. |
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Wallace E. Dixon, Jr.
dixonw@etsu.edu
423.439.6656
420-A Rogers-Stout
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Ph.D., 1990, Miami University. Professor, Chair of Psychology, and Graduate Program Director. Developmental Psychology. Temperamental difficulty and language acquisition.
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Chris S. Dula
dulac@etsu.edu
423.439.8307
401-A Rogers-Stout
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Ph.D., 2003, Virginia Tech. Assistant Professor, Clinical Psychology. Traffic safety, aggression and risk-taking, test and measure development.
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Jon Ellis
ellis@etsu.edu
423.439.6658
405 Rogers-Stout
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Ph.D., 1989, University of Southern Mississippi. Professor and Coordinator of Clinical Psychology Training. Clinical Child Psychology. Suicide and reasons for living.
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Jameson K. Hirsch
hirsch@etsu.edu
423.439.4463
424-E Rogers-Stout
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Ph.D., 2003, University of Wyoming. Assistant Professor. Clinical Psychology. Suicide and suicide prevention; personality and physical and psychological health; positive psychology; rural suicide.
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Chad E. Lakey
lakey@etsu.edu
423.439.6659
424C Rogers-Stout
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Ph.D., 2008, University of Georgia. Assistant Professor. Decision Making, Egotism, Psychological Well-Being. |
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Jodi Polaha
polaha@etsu.edu
423.439.4614
406 Rogers-Stout
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Ph.D., 1998, Auburn University. Assistant Professor. Clinical Psychology. Behavioral pediatrics, rural mental health, integrated behavioral health and primary care, behavioral telehealth, and ADHD.
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Eric Sellers
sellers@etsu.edu
423.439.4476
424A Rogers-Stout
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Ph.D., 2004, University of South Florida. Assistant Professor. Brain-Computer Interface research.
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Jon Webb
webbjr@etsu.edu
423.439.4466
413 Rogers-Stout
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Ph. D., 1998, California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles. Assistant Professor, Clinical Psychology. Forgiveness, Spirituality, Addiction.
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Stacey Williams
williasl@etsu.edu
423.439.4615
414 Rogers-Stout
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Ph.D., 2004, Kent State University. Assistant Professor. Social & Quantitative Psychology. Stigma and social interactions/support, partner violence, and psychosocial functioning.
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Post-Retirement Emeritus Faculty
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Otto Zinser
zinsero@etsu.edu
423.439.6657
417 Rogers-Stout
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Ph.D., 1970, Texas Christian University. Professor. General Experimental Psychology. Gender differences in spatial perception.
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Retired Faculty
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Roger Bailey
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Ph.D., 1973, Oklahoma State University. Professor. Social Psychology. Interpersonal attractiveness and intimate relationships.
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David Marx
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Ph.D., 1972, Loyola University, Chicago. Professor. Abusive behavior and road rage.
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James S. Perry
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Ed.D., 1972, University of Virginia. Professor. Educational Psychology. Helping behaviors, age and life satisfaction, sports psychology.
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Michael Woodruff
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Ph.D., 1973, University of Florida. Professor. Behavioral Neuroscience. Mechanisms of recovery of function after brain or peripheral nerve damage. |
