Carol Dweck - Keynote Speaker

Stanford University

Carol Dweck's work bridges developmental psychology, social psychology, and personality psychology, and examines the self-conceptions people use to structure the self and guide their behavior. Please click here to link to her website and full biography.

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Jasmine Mena - Keynote Speaker

Bucknell University

Jasmine Mena is an associate professor of psychology at Bucknell University. Her teaching and scholarship examine the influence of cultural and contextual factors on physical and mental health and quality of life. Please click here to link to her website and full biography.

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Monica Thieu
Invited Teaching Demonstrator

Emory University

Monica Thieu is an NIH IRACDA-funded postdoctoral fellow in the Dept of Psychology at Emory University. https://www.monicathieu.com/about/

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Alison Melley
Invited Teaching Demonstrator

George Mason University

Alison Melley is an Assistant Professor at George Mason University in Fairfax, VA. She teaches large enrollment sections of Introductory Psychology and facilitates the Teaching Practicum and related training experiences for graduate students.

Rachelle Tannenbaum

Invited Teaching Demonstrator

Anne Arundel Community College

Rachelle Tannenbaum is a Professor of Psychology, and currently interim chair of the Psychology department, at Anne Arundel Community College.

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Des Robinson
Invited Teaching Demonstrator

Tarrant County College

Des Robinson is the Chair of Behavioral and Social Sciences and Associate Professor of psychology at Tarrant County College.  

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Joshua Woods, Coast-to-Coast Committee 

Grandview University

Josh Woods is an Associate Professor in the Psychology Department at Grand View University in Des Moines, IA. He is also the Director of the C0gn1t10n L4b which conducts research on cognitive illusions, false memory, and learning paradigms.

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Janet Peters, Coast-to-Coast Committee

Washington State University - Tri-Cities

Janet Peters is a Scholarly Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology, Director of Instructional Excellence & Innovation at WSU Tri-Cities, and chair of the Society of Teaching Psychology's committee for Early Career Psychologists. Contact: janet.peters@wsu.edu

Bridgette Martin Hard, Coast-to-Coast Co-Founder

Duke University

Bridgette Martin Hard is a Professor of the Practice in Duke University's Department of Psychology and Neuroscience. In addition to helping found Coast-to-Coast, she co-founded and has managed the Psych One Conference since its inception in 2012 and is also on the steering committee for NITOP.

Garth Neufeld, Coast-to-Coast Co-Founder

Cascadia College

Garth Neufeld is a Professor of Psychology at Cascadia College. He is passionate about teaching and service, and has helped to found Introductory Psychology Coast-to-Coast, TIP Northwest, TOPInc, The PsychSessions Podcast, and Shared Space For All.

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