Erin Devers

Dr. Erin Devers is a Professor of Psychology at Indiana Wesleyan University, affiliated with the Division of Behavioral Sciences. She holds a PhD in Social Psychology from Indiana University Bloomington (2007) and a BA from Huntington University (2002). Her research focuses on the intersection of physical and psychological states, including how touch reduces prejudice and temperature influences perceptions of attractiveness. She also collaborates with students on the Grant County Lice Treatment Project, addressing public health and academic impacts of lice.

Dr. Devers is committed to innovative teaching methods, such as clickers, flipped classrooms, and 'statistics theater.' She teaches courses in social psychology, research methods, and general psychology.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided text. Her work emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, particularly with community organizations like local churches.