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Department of Psychology - Faculty Information

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Romey Peavler
Associate Professor of Psychology
Chairperson of the Department of Psychology

"It is very exciting for me to guide students on their journey to a professional mental health career. The reputation of our program assures graduate schools and potential employers that our graduates can meet their challenges."

Education:
Romey Peavler received her B.A. degree in Liberal Arts from Kentucky State University. She received her Masters of Education in Counseling Psychology from the University of Louisville. She received her Ph.D. in Behavioral Psychology with a secondary focus in Counseling from Union Institute and University. Romey Peavler came to work at Chowan University in 2006.

Courses Taught:
Personality Theories
Abnormal Psychology
Introduction to Counseling
Psychology of Women
Alcohol & Drug Studies I, II, III, IV
Cultural Diversity in Counseling

Michael O. Wollan
Assistant Professor of Psychology

"The most interesting areas of study for me are learning, memory and neuroscience. I am starting a research program in human memory with the aim of giving students opportunities at research experience."

Education:
Michael Wollan received his B.A. degree in Psychology from Macalester College. He received his Masters degree in Experimental Psychology from Kent State University. He received his Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology with an emphasis in Biological Psychology from Kent State University. Michael Wollan came to work at Chowan in 2002.

Courses Taught:
Cognitive Psychology
Developmental Psychology
History of Psychology
Introduction to Research Methods
Social Psychology
Statistics for Psychology