Andrew Madison

Andrew Madison serves as a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Puget Sound, where he teaches core courses including Sensation, Perception & Action (PSYC 310-A) and Cognitive Psychology (PSYC 335-A) for Fall 2025.

Education:

• BA, Oakland University, 2010
• MS, Central Michigan University, 2014
• PhD, Central Michigan University, 2019

His research focuses on cognitive processes related to perception and action, evidenced by his course offerings in sensory psychology and cognitive systems. This specialization bridges experimental psychology with real-world applications of human sensory-motor integration.

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