Psychology

Faculty

Leslie Cameron

Associate Professor of Psychology

Lentz Hall 204

Leslie Cameron teaches courses in the Psychology Department at Carthage, and regularly involves Carthage students in her research. She is currently researching the effects of attention on early visual processing ...
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Robert Maleske

Professor of Psychology

Lentz Hall 421

rmaleske@carthage.edu·(262) 551-5838

Robert Maleske emphasizes a humanistic approach to facilitating student learning, as expressed in his mantra: "Inspire rather than require." His research interests include idiographic versus nomothetic perspectives as they affect ...
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Daniel Miller

Chair of the Psychology Department
Chair of the Neuroscience Program
Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience

Lentz Hall 420

dmiller@carthage.edu·(262) 551-5967

Daniel Miller, Ph.D., was a graduate student of Dr. Joseph Steinmetz at Indiana University from 1989 to 1994. While in the Steinmetz lab, his research focused on the function of ...
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Penny Seymoure

Associate Professor, Psychology and Neuroscience

Lentz Hall 422

pseymoure@carthage.edu·(262) 552-5515

Penny Seymoure earned her B.A. (cum laude) and M.A. (with distinction) from California State University at Stanislaus, and her Ph.D. in Biological Psychology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. ...
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Ingrid Tiegel

Director of the Social Science Program
Professor of Psychology

Lentz Hall 224

itiegel@carthage.edu·(262) 551-5857

Ingrid Tiegel is a developmental psychologist interested in the areas of attachment behavior, sibling relations, early childhood interventions and education, health psychology, and youth at risk for psychopathology. She frequently ...
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Academics at Carthage

Prospective Students

Faculty Spotlight

"What I know doesn't matter so much; it's what they end up knowing that matters." Read more.

Student Voices

"Carthage provides a lot of opportunities as long as you are willing to work toward them."

— James Oren, '12, Algonquin, Ill.

Hear what students have to say about studying psychology at Carthage.

Course Highlights

Prof. Seymoure has been conducting research with the Mbya of Argentina since 2003.

People in Nature: A Non-Western Perspective of Psychology. An exploration of the interdependence of psychology and the natural world through the life projects of the Mbya of Argentina. Prof. Seymoure has been conducting research with the Mbya since 2003. Read more.