Ray Joslyn

Ray Joslyn is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at West Virginia University, affiliated with the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences. He joined WVU in 2023 after holding tenure-track positions at Berry College and Utah State University. His academic background includes a Ph.D. in Psychology with a specialization in behavior analysis from the University of Florida, completed in 2017 under Dr. Timothy Vollmer.

Dr. Joslyn's research centers on behavior analysis in educational contexts, particularly focusing on improving behavioral interventions for at-risk students in alternative education settings. His work emphasizes group contingencies, single-case experimental designs, and accurate behavior measurement. He also investigates applications of behavior analysis in reducing crime and delinquent behaviors.

His research program demonstrates a strong commitment to enhancing the feasibility and effectiveness of behavioral strategies in real-world educational environments. While a full list of publications is available on Google Scholar, specific details on individual articles are not provided in the current profile.

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Dr. Joslyn is actively mentoring graduate students and currently accepts new advisees. He teaches core courses in behavior analysis, including Advanced Behavior Analysis Practicum (Psychology 730), Assessment and Intervention for Severe Behavior (Psychology 735), and Performance Management (Psychology 729). There is no mention of external grants in the provided material.

There is no information about specific research labs or teams led by Dr. Joslyn in the current profile.