About Me

I am the Forensic Psychology Concentration Coordinator within the Psychology major at Roosevelt University. I teach almost all of the courses within the concentration. I also teach some core courses when I can work them into my schedule. I strive to teach with enthusiasm, relevance, and humor, with a focus on careers and real-world applications. I am a proud member of Heterodox Academy, and do what I can to integrate diverse viewpoints in my courses. See what my students think about my courses here. I've even been highlighted in the university newspaper, The Torch.

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My research primarily involves clinical issues within corrections. I have broad interests in areas where psychology and the legal system interact. Learn more about my research here.

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If you would like to contact me about consulting for a legal case, joining my research, or any other inquiries, please send me an email. Otherwise, please enjoy taking a look around my site.

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