Faculty
Peter F. Delaney, Ph.D
Peter F. Delaney, Ph.D
Peter F. Delaney, Ph.D
Dr. Delaney is a Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. His work is primarily on how we control our memory. Click the picture for a curriculum vita. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, photography, and reading.
Yoojin Chang, Ph.D
Peter F. Delaney, Ph.D
Peter F. Delaney, Ph.D
Dr. Chang is a Lecturer in the Department of Psychology at UNCG. Her main research interests include the intersection between memory and attitudes/beliefs, though she also has interests in culture and mental health.
Elizabeth Gilbert, Ph.D
Elizabeth Gilbert, Ph.D
Elizabeth Gilbert, Ph.D
Liz just completed her Ph.D on intentional forgetting and context-change theories. She proposed the strategic retrieval account of recent directed forgetting, and continues to collaborate with us on intentional forgetting.
Brandi McDonald, MA
Elizabeth Gilbert, Ph.D
Elizabeth Gilbert, Ph.D
Brandi is a developmental psychology Ph.D student from Dr. Stuart Marcovitch's lab. We are examining cognitive aspects of religion in both adults and children.