Kevin Conner

Professor Kevin Conner is affiliated with Liberty University's School of Behavioral Sciences, Department of Psychology. He holds a Ph.D. in Professional Counseling and advanced degrees in Autism & Applied Behavioral Analysis, Biblical Studies, and Church Ministries.

• Education: Ph.D. in Professional Counseling (Liberty University), MS in Autism & Applied Behavioral Analysis (Russell Sage University), M.Div. in Biblical Studies (Liberty University), M.A. in Church Ministries (Liberty University)

Dr. Conner teaches courses including Introduction to Research (PSYC 255), Industrial/Organizational Psychology (PSYC 316), Multicultural Psychology (PSYC 351), Psychology of Marriage & Family (PSYC 361), and Psychology of Leadership (MSPS 658). He coordinates the PSYC 499 International Internship program, leading students to Europe, Central America, and Africa for fieldwork experiences.

His research and practice focus on marriage & family dynamics, multicultural psychology, applied behavioral analysis for autism treatment, suicide intervention (as a certified trainer), and human trafficking awareness. He combines these interests with clinical experience in both inpatient and outpatient counseling settings.

Current roles include career advising, premarital relationship mentoring, and serving as a small group leader. Contact: DeMoss Hall, Room 3014 | Office hours: View office hours (not specified) | Phone: (434) 592-4038 | Departmental Email: psychology@liberty.edu | Faculty Email: kconner@liberty.edu