Choosing a faculty mentor
If you want to go to graduate school or would like career advice, it is very useful to have a faculty member whom you can ask advice and questions of concerning your future. All Juniors and Seniors are encouraged to select a faculty member to be their mentor. This is very easy and can be done on-line. If possible, you should choose a mentor that matches your own research interests.
Below is a list of faculty at UD who you could select as your mentor. You should use the links to explore who you think would best match you as a mentor. Then, decide who would be your first choice and also pick a second choice , in case the first faculty member has too many students already.
When you have decided, click here to go the page where you actually select your mentor. You will be asked to enter your last name and your UD userid (the portion of your UD e-mail address before the "@" sign) before entering your selection.
Brian P. Ackerman
Poverty and developmental risks
Fang Fang Chen
Cultural differences in group membership and attraction, cultural dimension of individualism and collectivism
Lawrence Cohen
Coping with daily stress
Mary Dozier, Infant-Caregiver Lab
Development of young children in foster care and young children who have been maltreated
Bob Eisenberger
People's motivation at work and leisure
Sam Gaertner
Intergroup relations, reducing prejudice and discrimination
Amy Griffin
New faculty; more information soon
Adele Hayes
Psychotherapies for depression and personality disorders; emotion regulation and adjustment to difficult life events
Julie Hubbard
Child clinical psychology and developmental psychology
James E. Hoffman
Visual Cognition, Selective Attention, Williams Syndrome, Event-related Brain Potentials
Helene Intraub
Scene perception and memory
Carroll Izard
Emotional development
James Jones
Social psychology of racial attitudes and psychological well-being
Anna Klintsova
Experience-dependent developmental and adult brain plasticity
Roger Kobak
Adolescent relationships; psychopathology and problem behaviors
Michael Kuhlman
Individual differences in social orientation
Jean-Phillipe Laurenceau
Intimacy processes in close relationships, prevention of relationship dysfunction
Beth Morling
Cultural and Social Psychology
Steven Most
Attention, emotion, and how they work together
Anna Papafragou
Psycholinguistics, language acquisition, language and cognition
Paul Quinn
Developmental cognitive science, infant cognition
Jeff Rosen
Neurobiology of emotion
Jennifer L. Schwarz
Clinical supervisor, Director of the Psychological Services Training Center, high-risk patient populations.
Robert F. Simons
Clinical Psychophysiology
Leslie C. Skeen
Development and plasticity of the olfactory system
Mark E Stanton
Developmental psychobiology of learning and memory
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