Travis Clark

Travis Clark is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of North Dakota. His roles include teaching undergraduate and graduate courses such as Introduction to Psychology, Statistics in the Behavioral Sciences, and Social Psychology. He holds a PhD in general experimental psychology and focuses on improving research methods, morality studies, gender research, and teaching pedagogy.

Education:

• PhD in General Experimental Psychology (institution unspecified)

Research Interests:

Dr. Clark’s research emphasizes morality, gender dynamics, and methodological advancements in psychological research. He is deeply committed to enhancing teaching and learning strategies in higher education, as reflected in his professional focus and course offerings.

Advising/Grants:

No current advisees are listed, and there is no mention of active grants. Dr. Clark is not accepting new PhD students for 2024.

Labs/Teams:

No specific labs or collaborative teams are described in the provided materials.