Helene Burgess, Ph.D. Applied behavior analysis in stress reduction, self-management and health enhancing behavior, biofeedback and behavioral medicine. Author of Our Lives, Our Dreams, a study of Russian women at the end of the Soviet era. Professor Burgess' primary research interest is in remediation of memory in people with traumatic brain injury.
 

Robert Jensen, Ph.D. Applied behavior analysis with children and youth, their families and teachers, especially learners with autism and other developmental disabilities. Professor Jensen's current interests include critical thinking in psychology for college level learning, and strengthening good parenting skills.
 

Joseph Morrow, Ph.D. Clinical director of Applied Behavior Consultants, an agency that provides in-home and in-school applied behavior analysis and intervention for autistic children. Research in autism treatment, verbal behavior, conditional discrimination and radical behaviorist theory. Professor Morrow, an amateur magician, lectures on skepticism and "psychic" phenomena.
 
 
 
 
 

Murray Work, Ph.D. Comparative animal behavior, learning, motivation, and physiological psychology. Research focus on timing behavior and learning in primitive organisms.