Current Faculty : Psychology Department : Hanover College

Psychology Department

Current Faculty

	Dr. Jeff Coon Assistant Professor Email: coon[at]hanover[dot]edu Phone: (812) 866-7238 Office: Science Center 151 Education: University of California, Irvine (Ph.D., M.A.); University of Oregon (M.Ed.); Colorado College (B.A., Biology) Recent Courses: Basic Principles of Psychology, Personality Theory, Behavior Disorders, Counseling and Psychotherapy, The Psychology of Film
	Dr. Skip Dine-Young Professor Email: youngst[at]hanover[dot]edu Phone: (812) 866-7319 Office: Science Center 156 Website: Personal Website Education: Clark University (Ph.D., M.A.); Miami University, OH (B.A.) Recent Courses: Basic Principles of Psychology, Personality Theory, Behavior Disorders, Counseling and Psychotherapy, The Psychology of Film
	Dr. Mary Saczawa Assistant Professor Email: saczawa[at]hanover[dot]edu Phone: (812) 866-7317 Office: Science Center 152 Education: University of Florida (Ph.D., M.S.); Emory University (B.S.) Recent Courses: Basic Principles of Psychology, Neuropsychology, Research Design and Statistics, Drugs and Behavior, Psychopathology of Heroes and Villains, Learning
	Dr. Tony Schellenberger Adjunct Assistant Professor Email: schellenberger[at]hanover[dot]edu Phone: (812) 866-7250 Education: Nova Southeastern University (Psy.D.); Indiana University Southeast (B.A.) Recent Courses: Basic Principles of Psychology, Behavior Disorders, Counseling and Psychotherapy
	Dr. Rachel Thomas Assistant Professor Email: thomasra[at]hanover[dot]edu Phone: (812) 866-7318 Office: Science Center 155 Education: Ball State University (Ph.D., M.A.); Bethel College (M.A.); Purdue University Fort Wayne (B.A.) Recent Courses: Basic Principles of Psychology, Adult Development, Research Design and Statistics, Psychology of Gender, Childhood and Adolescence, Adulthood and Aging

	Dr. John Krantz Professor Emeritus Email: krantzj[at]hanover[dot]edu Education: University of Florida (Ph.D.); St. Andrew's Presbyterian College (B.A.) Specialization: Sensation and Perception, Cognition