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Paul Ward
PhD, Applied Experimental Psychology, Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom, 2002
Contact
906-487-2065
pward@mtu.edu
Adjunct Professor of Psychology, Cognitive and Learning Sciences
After completing his graduate education in the UK, Paul Ward began his post-doctoral research in Applied Experimental and Human Factors Psychology at the University of Central Florida (2002-2003). He continued his post-doctoral work in Applied Cognitive Science at Florida State University at the Learning Systems Institute's Center for Expert Performance . . .
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Myounghoon "Philart" Jeon
PhD, Engineering Psychology (minor in HCI), Georgia Institute of Technology, 2012
Contact
906-487-3273
mjeon@mtu.edu
Assistant Professor of Psychology, Cognitive and Learning Sciences
Philart is an assistant professor in the Department of Cognitive and Learning Sciences at Michigan Tech and director of the Mind, Music and Machine Lab. His research areas encompass auditory displays, affective computing, assistive technologies, and automotive interface design. His research has yielded more than 70 publications across various journals and . . .
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Assistant Professor of Psychology and Applied Ethics, Cognitive and Learning Sciences
Adam Feltz (Ph.D.) specializes in ethical decision-making and applied ethics. His emphasis is on how attitudes toward freedom, knowledge, intentional action, and ethics relate to actions in applied domains such as medicine, law, and health. He directs the Ethical Decision-making and Ethical Naturalism (EDEN) Laboratory. The laboratory aims to understand . . .

