Faculty

• Department: Psychology
• Office Location: Building 41, Room 253
• Personal UWF Website

Dr. Lisa Blalock, Interim Chair, teaches research methods in psychology, professional development in psychology, and sensation and perception.

• Department: Psychology
• Office Location: Building 41, Room 116

Dr. James Arruda, professor, teaches courses in cognitive neuroscience, biological psychology, sensation and perception, research methods, and behavioral statistics.

• Department: Psychology
• Office Location: Building 41, Room 206

Dr. Kimberly Day, associate professor, teaches research methods in psychology, child development, psychology of adolescence, and developmental psychology.

• Department: Department of Psychology
• Office Location: Building 41, Room 216

Dr. Chelsea L. Greer, Assistant Professor, teaches a variety of courses and the Undergraduate and Graduate levels centering on the application of Counseling/Clinical Psychology. As a licensed Counseling Psychologist, she is also involved in training students in the LMHC program. 

• Department: Psychology
• Office Location: Building 41, Room 233

Dr. Jane S. Halonen, professor, teaches introductory, positive, and social psychology, and also teaches senior course in the history of psychology, and psychology vs. Pseudoscience.

• Department: Psychology
• Office Location: Building 41, Room 230
• Personal UWF Website

Dr. Steven Kass, professor, teaches industrial and organizational psychology, human factors, training and development in the workplace, and psychology of learning.

• Department: Psychology
• Office Location: Building 41, Room 228
• Personal UWF Website

Dr. Vanessa Rainey, associate professor, teaches courses in developmental psychology and human development.

• Department: Psychology
• Office Location: Building 41, Room 226

Dr. Rob J. Rotunda, professor, teaches a wide range of undergraduate and graduate courses focused on clinical/applied areas of psychology. As a licensed clinical psychologist he is also involved in training master’s level counselors.

• Department: Psychology
• Office Location: Building 41, Room 217

Dr. Sherry Schneider, assistant professor and Coordinator of the I/O Psychology Masters Program, teaches social psychology, psychology of the workforce, industrial and organizational psychology, group dynamics in organizations, legal issues in I/O, and organizational change and development.

• Department: Psychology
• Office Location: Building 41, Room 253

Dr. David Strohmetz, professor of the Department of Psychology, teaches research methods in psychology and social psychology.

• Department: Psychology
• Office Location: Building 41, Room 208

Dr. Keya Wiggins, Assistant Professor of Clinical Practice, teaches many courses such as group counseling, individual counseling, theories of personality, psychology of the African American experience, psychological foundations for education, and life applications of psychological concepts.