Wayne Klug Email & Phone Number

Pittsfield, Ma, Us

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States

Taught Introductory, Abnormal, Developmental, and Social Psychology. Developed and taught Psychology of the Mass Media, Biological and Psychological Perspectives on Sex and Gender, Research Methods in Psychology, and Psychology of War.Mentored and collaborated on original student research projects, subsequently presented at state, regional, and national conferences, on: • in-group / out-group bias among members and non-members of a college student senate • differences in moral reasoning and stigmatizing among Catholic and public high school students • preference for violent films as a predictor of cynical attitudes toward human nature • school structure and social pressure • psychological correlates of school tracking • intergenerational age biases • cognitive dissonance in Iraq war veterans • nationality and SES as predictors of attributions for poverty and wealth • personality correlates of motivation in recovery from traumaMember, American Psychological Association's Division 9 (Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues) and Division 48 (Society for the Study of Peace, Conflict, and Violence) and its Justice for Animals Working Group: peacepsychology.org/jawg

Berkshires, Massachusetts

"The Last Wild Place with Christopher Reeve", a documentary film on preserving Greylock Glen at the base of Mt. Greylock, southern New England's highest peak. (Available in VHS and DVD.)"Formula for a Better Education", a documentary film on Boston's METCO program."We Are Not Afraid", a documentary film on the New York City-Vermont Youth Project."Independent Film in the Berkshires", a cable TV series-- The Dreams of Sparrows and interview with director Aaron Raskin-- The Long Road to Gary and interview with director Jesse Barack"It's Not What You Think", a cable TV talk show series-- PCBs and human health-- A rash on the hillside? Housing at Greylock Glen-- Inside Toughlove

Taught undergraduate courses in General, Abnormal, Developmental, and Social Psychology. Developed and taught Directed Studies in Social and Clinical Psychology, Research Methods, and Contemporary Trends.For the Master's Program in Social and Community Psychology, taught Interventions with Children and Adolescents, and Ethnic and Racial Factors in the Community.Organized and presented colloquia for departmental colleagues and students. Founding Member, Peace and Conflict Studies Institute.

Taught undergraduate courses in Social and Developmental Psychology.Designed and taught graduate seminar in Media Psychology.At Center for Teaching and Advising, trained physicians and surgeons at Tufts Medical School.

Directed Federally-funded substance-abuse prevention and peer-leadership training programs for the city's high school and college students.