Dr. Roxanne Sullivan
- Title: Professor, Program Director
- College: College of Arts and Sciences
- Email Address: [email protected]
- Office Phone: 1.402.557.7528
- Office Location: #541 Learning Center
- Subject(s):
- Psychology
- Women's Studies
- Degrees Awarded:
- PhD in Cognitive/Cognitive Developmental Psychology – Michigan State University
- MS in Child Development – Purdue University
- BA in Psychology – University of Iowa
- AA in Liberal Arts – Illinois Valley Community College
- Experience:
I have been a full-time faculty member at Bellevue University since 1983. I was also a teaching assistant at Michigan State University (as well as being an NIMH Pre-doctoral fellow), a research assistant at Purdue University, and assisted a parent education program, "Living and Learning with Baby" in West Lafayette, IN during my graduate studies.
- Developmental Psychology
- Cognitive Psychology
- Cognitive Development
- Teaching of Psychology
- Sullivan, R. L. (2008) "Celebrating Student Research: Campus-Wide Student Research Events" In R. Miller, B. Beins, R. Rycek, M. Ware, et al., "Promoting the Undergraduate Research Experience in Psychology;" Isaacson, S., Susnjar, L., Sullivan, R. L., & Ware, M.E. (2004) "Psychologically Speaking: An Interview with Robin Anderson," Journal of Psychological Inquiry, 9(2), 123-132; Society for the Teaching of Psychology website: http://teachpsych.org/ebooks/index.php
- Rocky Mountain Psychological Association Faculty Mentor Award (2013)
- Who's Who Among America's Teachers (six time honoree between 1994-2006)
- John R. Maenner Award for Professionalism and Teaching Excellence (2007-2008)
I serve as a reviewer for the Journal of Psychological Inquiry, a referred journal dedicated to the publication of undergraduate research and for the Psi Chi Journal of Psychological Research, as well as serving as a judge for student paper presentations at local and regional psychology conventions. I am currently a member of the Association for Psychological Science, Rocky Mountain Psychological Association, and the Nebraska Psychological Society.
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