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Aaron Richmond serves as Associate Director of the Center for Advanced STEM Education and Professor of Psychological Sciences at Metropolitan State University of Denver. He holds editorial roles at journals like Teaching of Psychology and Journal of Educational Psychology. With a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology from the University of Nevada-Reno (2006), he focuses on pedagogical strategies in STEM and higher education, including cognitive processes, instructional effectiveness, and multicultural teaching.
His research explores teaching competencies, metacognition, and online learning dynamics. Notable awards include the Jane S. Halonen Award for Excellence in Teaching and leadership roles in professional organizations like the Society for Teaching of Psychology. Richmond has authored over 70 peer-reviewed publications and actively promotes evidence-based teaching methods through frameworks like the 'model teacher' criteria.
Key areas of impact include:
- Development of learner-centered syllabi
- Evaluation of feedback modalities in online education
- Global alignment of psychology education standards
- Advocacy for STEM teacher preparation
His work bridges cognitive science and practical pedagogy, emphasizing student engagement and workforce readiness in 21st-century education.
