Emily Bovier

Emily Bovier is an Associate Professor and Department Chair in the Psychology Department at SUNY Oswego. She holds offices in 402A Mahar Hall and can be reached at 315.312.3283. Her research focuses on experimental investigations of human sensory behavior, exploring how environmental factors influence neural functioning and quality of life. She also specializes in neurodiversity within higher education contexts and the scholarship of teaching and learning.

Education:

• Ph.D., The University of Georgia (2013)
• Interdisciplinary Certificate in University Teaching, The University of Georgia (2013)
• MS, The University of Georgia (2011)
• MS, The University of South Carolina Aiken (2008)
• BA, Binghamton University (2005)

Dr. Bovier teaches courses including Biopsychology (PSY 303), Abnormal Psychology (PSY 350), and Neurodiversity (PSY 481). Her work bridges clinical applications of neuroscience with educational practices, emphasizing individual differences in brain-behavior relationships. She currently serves as department chair, overseeing academic programs and faculty development.