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Kevin P. Jordan is Professor of Psychology and Human Factors and Ergonomics at San Jose State University, where he has taught since 1984. His research focuses on visual perception, including visual illusions, size constancy, perception of misoriented stimuli, and applications in aviation systems such as head-up displays and virtual environments.
Significant accomplishments include:
- NASA Public Service Medal (1992)
- SJSU Outstanding Professor (1995-1996)
- Western Psychological Association Outstanding Teacher (2001)
Professor Jordan has secured over $120 million in research funding through cooperative agreements between SJSU and NASA Ames Research Center's Human Systems Integration Division. His current projects investigate size/distance perception in virtual environments and visual attention in head-up displays. He holds a PhD in Psychology from Kansas State University (1982).
