Alfred Ward

Alfred Ward is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the Dyson College of Arts and Sciences, Pace University, Pleasantville campus. He is based in Marks Hall, Room 21A, Westchester, and can be reached at award@pace.edu.

Education:

• BA in Psychology, Fairfield University
• MA in Experimental Psychology, Fordham University
• PhD in Experimental Psychology, Fordham University

His research centers on quantitative methods and psychological measurement, with a particular emphasis on test development and research design. His work bridges academic training and applied psychological assessment, contributing to the methodological rigor in counseling and experimental psychology.

His recent publication explores the relationship between supervisory interaction styles and counseling self-efficacy among trainees, reflecting a focus on educational psychology and professional development in clinical training contexts.

Scientific Awards:

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He advises doctoral students, as evidenced by his teaching in dissertation and project seminars. He has taught a wide range of courses including statistics, research methods, experimental psychology, and doctoral-level research design, indicating a strong commitment to graduate and undergraduate education in psychological science.

He is actively involved in academic research and teaching within a structured department and college, contributing to the research and pedagogical mission of Pace University.