Tiki Boudreau
Senior Instructor II, Psychology/Human Service
MS Applied Psychology, Southern Oregon University
Ms. Tiki Boudreau is a Senior Instructor II in the department of Psychology at Southern Oregon University. She has been teaching classes here at SOU since 2002, serving as a coordinator for the SOU Human Service Program many of those years. Teaching includes General Psychology; the Psychology Major; Group Dynamics; Program Development; Writing & Research; PSY & HS Capstones and Practicum Supervision.
Office: Education/Psychology 228
Phone: 541.552.6942
E-Mail: boudreat@sou.edu
Dr. Paul Condon
Assistant Professor
PhD, Northeastern University; MA, Northeastern University; BA, Gonzaga University
Paul Condon is an Associate Professor of Psychology, and an affiliate faculty in Healthcare Administration. His research examines the relational basis for empathy, compassion, wellbeing, and prosocial action, and the influence of compassion and mindfulness training on those capacities. His research also examines how scientific theories can inform engagement with contemplative traditions and meditation practices of compassion, mindfulness, and wisdom. At SOU, Dr. Condon has taught Health Psychology, Sustainable Compassion, Stress Management, History of Psychology, Social Psychology, General Psychology, Writing & Research, and Statistics. To learn more about his research and teaching, see his website.
Office: Education/Psychology 208
Phone: 541.552.6635
E-Mail: condonp@sou.edu
Dr. Joshua Goodman
Associate Professor
Ph.D. University of California, Santa Barbara
Dr. Goodman is an Associate Professor of Psychology and is affiliated with the Human Service program and the Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies program. His research focuses on parent support for LGBTQ+ youth, with an emphasis on the development and assessment of interventions to facilitate parent and family support. Dr. Goodman teaches courses related to counseling and clinical psychology, as well as gender and sexuality, including Crisis Intervention Strategies, Human Sexuality, Introduction to Helping Skills, and Psychological Disorders. Dr. Goodman has an active clinical practice, and has worked in a variety of mental healthcare settings, including university counseling centers, intensive outpatient mental healthcare, and an LGBTQ+ community counseling center.
Office: Education/Psychology 222
Phone: 541.552.8299
E-Mail: goodmanj@sou.edu
Dr. Rachel Jochem
Associate Professor, Chair
PhD, University of California (Davis)
Dr. Jochem teaches courses focused on development across the lifespan, the intersection of emotion and cognition, identity development and family process. Additionally, Dr. Jochem teaches the Research Methods and Writing courses in collaboration with Dr. Reeder and Dr. Taylor. Dr. Jochem works in collaboration with local not for profit organizations serving youth and families in Southern Oregon to support evaluation and grant writing needs. In this capacity, Dr. Jochem provides opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students to participate in the program development evaluation work of local agencies. Dr. Jochem currently collects interview data from community members focused on experiences in the family which shape an individual’s identity as a parent.
Office: Education/Psychology 226
Phone: 541.552.6993
E-Mail: jochemr@sou.edu
Dr. Mark Krause
Professor
PhD, University of Tennessee
Dr Krause’s background is in animal behavior and neuroscience. His primary teaching responsibilities include comparative psychology, learning and memory, psychopharmacology, and behavioral neuroscience. Dr Krause’s scholarly focus is on the evolutionary bases of learning and memory in animals and humans. He is co-author of the textbook Introduction to Psychological Science, and co-editor of the books Evolution of Learning and Memory Mechanisms and Pointing: Culture, Development, and Evolution. He also serves on the editorial boards for Journal of Comparative Psychology and Animal Behavior and Cognition.
Office: Education/Psychology 206
Phone: 541.552.6977
E-Mail: krausema@sou.edu
Dr. Patricia Kyle
Professor
PhD, University of Idaho
Dr. Patricia Kyle teaches psychology and graduate counseling classes at SOU. She specializes in children, adolescents and families. She is the co-author of “Opportunities and Options in Classroom Management” and “Win-Win Discipline” and contributor to numerous other books. Patricia loves nature, so Southern Oregon and Alaska are special to her. She is passionate about theater, especially Shakespeare.
Office: Education/Psychology 204
Phone: 541.552.6944
E-Mail: kylep@sou.edu
Dr. Emily C. Reeder
Professor
Ph.D. University of Kentucky
Dr. Reeder teaches a number of courses at SOU including Social Psychology and Psychology and Law. Dr. Reeder runs an active Psychology and Law research lab at the university, engaging undergraduate students in ongoing research and regularly presenting her work. Here area of interest includes investigating the reduction of bias in the courtroom.
Office: Education/Psychology 232
Phone: 541.552.7126
E-Mail: reedere1@sou.edu
Dr. John Taylor
Professor
PhD, University of Nevada (Reno)
Dr. Taylor teaches Cognitive Psychology and Evolutionary Psychology in addition to courses on experimental methods and statistical analysis. Dr. Taylor manages a robust Cognition and Evolution research lab, engaging undergraduate students in ongoing research and regularly publishing and presenting his work.
Office: Education/Psychology 220
Phone: 541.552.6533
E-Mail: taylorj3@sou.edu
Dr. Noriko Toyokawa
Associate Professor
Ph.D. Oregon State University
Dr. Toyokawa’s research interests broadly lie in the links between intergenerational relationships and health in later life via two-related lines of inquiry. The first line of research focuses on the negotiation between older parents’ autonomy and their middle-aged children’s legitimacy of intervention into parents’ autonomy for living assistance. The second line of inquiry seeks older adults’ contribution to younger generations’ healthy development. Dr. Toyokawa teaches Psychology of Aging, Death and Dying, Introduction to Aging, Lifespan Development, and General Psychology. She is an affiliate faculty in Healthcare Administration and works to enhance an age-friendly university environment.
Office: Education/Psychology 230
Phone: 541.552.6858
E-Mail: toyokawan@sou.edu
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