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Jessica Dugan

she/her

, Psychological Sciences Department

| duganj@wou.edu

Why I chose WOU

I wanted to be part of a community that provides support for students of marginalized backgrounds, particularly first-gen and queer students.

At WOU since

08/01/2023

Hobbies

running, cycling, hiking, reading

Fun fact

I have played at Carnegie Hall in NYC.

Hometown

Favorite book/movie

The Bluest Eye

Office Hours

Mon	Tues	Weds	Thurs	Fri
	12 - 2 pm Todd Hall 322	10 am - 12 pm Todd Hall 322	12 - 1 pm Todd Hall 322
Appointments can be made at https://tinyurl.com/duganoh

Classes Taught

Course	Title	Location	Days	Times
PSY 467	QUANTITATIVE METHODS	TODD 109	-M-----	1000-1150
PSY 467	QUANTITATIVE METHODS	HYBRD* CRS	-------	-
PSY 311	DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY	WEL 132	-M-W---	1400-1550
PSY 399	SS: MEMORY & METACOGNITION	--- ---	-------	-
PSY 399	SS:MEMORY & METACOGNITION	--- ---	-------	-
PSY 202Z	INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY II	WEL 130	--T-R--	1000-1150

Areas of responsibility

BSD Faculty Development Committee Representative

Education

Ph.D. Psychology, 2020, Emory University

B.S. Psychology & Behavioral Neuroscience, 2014, The Honors College at the College of Charleston

Professional experience

Awards and honors

Professional memberships

Cognitive Development Society

Society for Research in Child Development

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