Elizabeth Levelle

Elizabeth Levelle is a Teaching Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at West Virginia University's Eberly College of Arts and Sciences, where she also serves as Director of Recruitment, Advising, & Student Success. She earned her Ph.D. in Life-Span Developmental Psychology from WVU and has been a key figure in undergraduate education and academic advising since 2013.

Her research and teaching interests focus on developmental psychology across the lifespan, academic advising excellence, and effective pedagogy in introductory psychology courses. She has taught foundational courses including Psychology 101 and Psychology 241, contributing significantly to student success and curriculum delivery.

Dr. Levelle has been recognized for her outstanding contributions to student mentoring and advising, receiving the Nicholas Evans Award for Advising Excellence in 2014.

• Recipient of Nicholas Evans Award for Advising Excellence (2014)

She plays a vital leadership role in student recruitment and academic support within the psychology program, guiding advising strategies and enhancing student engagement and retention. While no formal advisees or research publications are listed, her impact is primarily educational and administrative within the department.