Emphasis: Intergroup Relations

Education:

B.A., 1965, Lawrence University

Ph.D., Psychology, 1971, University of Minnesota

Work and Teaching History:

Professor Emeritus of Psychology, NMSU, 2002

Professor, NMSU, 1983-2002. Acting Department Head, NMSU, Fall 1983

Associate Professor, NMSU, 1978-83

Assistant Professor, University of Texas, Austin , 1971-78

Visiting Professor, University of Hawaii, Summer, 1993

Visiting Scientist, Institute of Psychology, Universidad de Costa Rica, Fall, 1992

Visiting Professor, University of Pittsburgh, Semester-at-Sea program, Spring, 1990

Visiting Professor, University of Hawaaii, Academic year 1987/88

Fellow, East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1984

Research Interests & Background:

Intercultural Relations

Prejudice and Stereotyping

Attribution Processes

Emotional Expression

Surveys

Attitudes Toward Asian Imigrations

Evaluations of Dialog Groups

Men's Attitudes Toward Women

Interracial Threat Questionaire