Tim Potts

Tim Potts serves as a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at Salem State University, where he specializes in psychological assessment methodologies and measurement theory. His academic role focuses on graduate-level instruction and research development within the psychology discipline.

His primary research domain centers on psychological testing, encompassing psychometric validation, assessment design, and clinical evaluation protocols. This work intersects with quantitative methodology development and evidence-based practice in mental health diagnostics, addressing critical needs for reliable measurement tools in therapeutic and educational settings.

Dr. Potts currently teaches PSY 733: Principles of Psychological Testing, a graduate course examining test construction, reliability analysis, and ethical implementation of assessment instruments. His instructional approach emphasizes practical application of psychometric principles through case-based learning.

No scientific awards or advising activities are documented in available sources. Similarly, grant funding details and laboratory affiliations remain unspecified in current institutional records.