Constance Toffle

Constance Toffle is a Teaching Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at West Virginia University, affiliated with the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences. She also serves as the Director of Undergraduate Studies, playing a key role in shaping the academic experience for psychology undergraduates.

Dr. Toffle earned her Ph.D. in Life-Span Developmental Psychology and a master’s in Human Service Delivery, both from West Virginia University, completing her doctorate in 1995. Since then, she has built a sustained career in undergraduate education, progressing from Instructor to Senior Lecturer (2005), Teaching Assistant Professor (2008), and Teaching Associate Professor (2012).

Her research and teaching interests center on developmental and cognitive psychology, with specific focus on human development across the lifespan, cognition and memory, and sex roles and behavior. She teaches foundational courses such as Psychology 101, Psychology 232, Psychology 241, and Psychology 423, reflecting her expertise in core psychological domains.

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Dr. Toffle has not listed any graduate students or advisees, and there is no mention of research grants or funding. However, her leadership as Director of Undergraduate Studies suggests significant involvement in curriculum development and academic administration. She has remained continuously active in teaching and service since 1995.

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