I grew up in Canonsburg,
(NOT the city of antiques while I was growing up :) a town located in Washington
County, PA. It is a small coal-mining town located south of
Pittsburgh
- in fact, a coal mine runs right under my parents' back yard. I've
lost
most of the Pittsburgh accent, but traces of it can still be heard
(particularly
after a conversation with my parents). I no longer say crick, warsh,
yunz,
pop, or still mills, but, when I speak, I still don't distinguish
between
Dawn and Don, I pronounce sandwich as sammich, and no one here has a
clue
what chipped ham is. BTW, if you look under Canonsburg, there is a
chocolate
factory called Sarris Chocolates. I'm not a big fan of chocolate, but
that
stuff is fantastic. David really loves the chocolate covered pretzels.
I obtained my Bach. of Science at Juniata
College, a VERY small private liberal arts college somewhere near
the
middle of Pennsylvania (Huntington, PA, to be exact). I graduated from
a class of approximately 200. They don't have majors; they have
Programs
of Emphasis (POE). You and your 2 advisors decide what would be the
best
options to take for future success. It's kind of like creating your own
major.
I obtained my M.A. and Ph.D. at Binghamton
University or SUNY-Binghamton. As you might guess, this is located
in Binghamton, NY, a town located in upstate New York, right over the
PA
border, near Scranton, PA.
I have lived in Valdosta since Fall, 1994 and have been married to
Dr. Wasieleski since November 21, 1998. Katrina Jean was born Sept. 16,
2003. Pictures of my homelife with David, our new baby Katrina, and
Miss
Jasmine the cat (her nicknames can't be printed on this web site :) can
be found here.
Just
go to the bottom of David's home page, read the wonderful things he has
to say about me and then look a the pictures. All of my animals
are/were
from shelters - I recommend taking a look there for a great companion
(you
will see pics of Prince and Cleo as well on the website). For just a
quick
look at David and I, go to the bottom of my homepage.
I am also a Girl Scout Leader (Troup 648) - we are working on a
web site.
I love to cook - SOAR is
a favorite site of mine as is the Global
Gourmet. I enjoy watching the FoodTV
network.
Mission Statement, Courses needed for B.A.
and
B.S., Outcomes, etc.
Useful information for students starting on
their psychology major.
Information on Careers in Psychology
Undergraduate Handout - Brief
overview of the requirements
Dr. Talor and I are the faculty advisors for Psych
Club - check out our home page. There is a Psych Discussion Forum
for
your questions. I am also faculty advisor for Psi
Chi.
Planning on presenting at a conference? There are monies available
for students! Check out the student
development organization web site for an application.
EVALUATION!!!
Link to questions
Link to evaluation
form
Password: BRIIHL1
PSYCH2500F (TTh class) - 6031
PSYCH2500J (MWF class) - 6032
PSYCH4150 - 6033
Fundamentals of Psychology
PSYC 2500 syllabus
How to study tips
Netiquette - BTW - before you start
sending me odd stories, check at the Urban
Legends web site to see if they are true.
About on-line classes - Read this
section!!!
Cognition
Syllabus
Need help with APA style?
A comparison of the
human brain to the web.
Sensation and Perception (The syllabus now contains links to other
sites
that may help you with some of the concepts we will be discussing)
Syllabus (links to other sites located here)
Experiments
Need help with APA style?
Psychology Field Placements (PSYC 4870)
Information
History of Psychology
Syllabus
History of Psychology links
Senior Seminar
Syllabus
Links that you will find useful for
your paper and your debate.
Information about Senior Thesis - 3 semesters (PSYC 4991, 4992, 4993)
Megasites worth looking at:
Psychweb
The
Jumping
Stand
Megapsych
Hanover's site
PsychREF
TOPSS web site
Psychological Science
on the Net
This page is under construction - please take appropriate measures to ensure your safety
Here is a pic of David and I looking cool in our hockey jerseys.
