Jaxon Hart

Jaxon Hart serves as a Graduate Research Assistant at Wayne State University’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Department of Social-Personality Psychology. His role involves supporting academic research and teaching activities within the psychology domain.

Teaching History

• Spring-Summer Term 2025: PSY3380 - Human Sexuality
• Spring-Summer Term 2024: PSY3250 - Psychology of Gender
• Winter Term 2024: PSY3250 - Psychology of Gender
• Fall Term 2023: PSY1030 - Introductory Psychology Laboratory
• Spring-Summer Term 2023: PSY3250 - Psychology of Gender
• Winter Term 2023: PSY1030 - Introductory Psychology Laboratory

Research Interests

Jaxon Hart’s research interests align with the fields of gender studies, human sexuality, and social-personality psychology. His work likely explores intersections between psychological theory, gender dynamics, and educational practices, informed by his teaching responsibilities in courses like Psychology of Gender and Introductory Psychology Laboratory. Methodologically, he engages with laboratory research and psychological education frameworks.