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Kathy Williams

Lecturer

Kathy Williams

Lecturer

Academic Appointment(s)

Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Department of Psychological Sciences

Bio

I joined ƹ϶Ƶ in 2019 as an Adjunct Professor and transitioned to full-time teaching in Psychology in 2021. I am a neuroscientist who loves teaching students to think critically about their surroundings, their acquired skills, and how these skills can be extrapolated to real-world scenarios.

  • KWILLIAMS20@augusta.edu
  • Remote

Education

  • Ph.D., Psychology, General Georgia State University, 2001

  • AM, Psychology, General Georgia State University, 1994

  • BA, Psychology, General Florida Atlantic University, 1989

Awards & Honors

  • 2023-2024 Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching by Pamplin Lecturer ƹ϶Ƶ, 2024

Courses Taught Most Recent Academic Year

  • PSYC 3133

    Adult Develop & Aging
  • PSYC 4180

    Behavioral Neuroscience
  • PSYC 6181

    Behavioral Neuroscience
  • PSYC 1101

    Intro to General Psychology
  • PSYC 3190

    Professional Foundations: Ethical & Profess. Foundations
  • PSYC 4173

    Social Psychology

Teaching Interests

As a neuroscientist, conducting basic research and managing a laboratory for 25+ years, I utilize many different skills from my psychology background. These “life skills” assist us in creating, analyzing, contributing, editing, and managing successful careers. Although my career path to teaching was unconventional, I have always had a passion for teaching and mentoring students throughout their collegiate careers. As your professor and mentor, one of my greatest accomplishments is when you realize that your excellent work ethic, preparation, great communication skills, critical thinking, and efforts will help you become a guiding force within your field, so you practice with passion.