Michael Rhoads

Michael Rhoads is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Colorado Mesa University, where he teaches a range of courses including General Psychology, Human Development, Research Methods, and Sport Psychology. He is dedicated to student engagement through interactive classroom methods such as activities, demonstrations, group discussions, and multimedia.

His research focuses on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Sport Psychology, and the mental health benefits of exercise. These interests reflect his commitment to both educational innovation and psychological well-being in academic and athletic contexts.

Rhoads earned his academic degrees from the University of Northern Colorado and Newman University. He is actively involved in teaching and research, with no indication of part-time status, retirement, or emeritus standing.

There are no listed scientific awards or publications in the provided materials. However, his teaching philosophy emphasizes experiential learning and student-centered approaches. He has not advised any named students in the provided information.

Outside of academia, Michael Rhoads is an avid volleyball player and enjoys outdoor physical activities, reflecting his personal commitment to an active lifestyle that aligns with his research interests.