Faye Knickerbocker

Faye Knickerbocker, PhD, is a Teaching Professor in the Department of Psychology at East Carolina University. She holds a postdoctoral fellowship from the University of Albany (2008-2014) and earned her PhD in Cognitive Psychology from the University of Albany in 2014, along with an MA in Cognitive Psychology (2011) and an MA in Psychology (2008). She also holds a BA in Psychology from Marist College (2006).

Education:

• Postdoctoral Fellowship, University of Albany (2008-2014)
• PhD, Cognitive Psychology, University of Albany (2014)
• MA, Cognitive Psychology, University of Albany (2011)
• MA, Psychology, Marist College (2008)
• BA, Psychology, Marist College (2006)

Her research interests include abstract and emotional processing, emotion effects on episodic memory, eye tracking methodologies, interference effects on memory, language processing, memory failure, and semantic memory. She employs eye-tracking techniques to investigate cognitive processes related to memory and emotion.

Dr. Knickerbocker has no reported grants or mentoring activities listed. No academic awards or recognitions are mentioned in the provided information.

She can be reached at Rawl 322 and via email at knickerbockerf17@ecu.edu.