Timothy D. Brigham, M.S.

315 South Pope Street Apt #1

Athens, GA 30605

TDBrigham@gmail.com

 

 

Education

 

 

·    Currently a Doctoral Candidate in the Cognitive/Experimental Ph.D. program in Psychology at The University of Georgia.

 

·    M.S. in Cognitive-Experimental Psychology, The University of Georgia,

05 - 2005.

 

·    B.A. in Psychology, The University of West Florida, Magna Cum Laude,

05 -2000.

 

 

Teaching Experience

 

 

Primary Instructor:

     

·    Introduction to Psychology (Gainesville State College), Fall 2008.

·    Advanced Experimental Design (Piedmont College), Spring 2007, Spring 2008.

·    Introduction to Psychology, (Athens Technical College), Spring 2007, Fall 2007.

·    Research Design in Psychology, (Piedmont College), Fall 2006, Fall 2007, Fall 2008.

·    Abnormal Psychology, (Piedmont College), Fall 2006, Fall 2007

·    General Psychology, (Athens Technical College), Summer 2006.

·    Intro to Psychology, (Athens Technical College), Spring 2006.

 

Teaching Assistant/Guest Lecturer, etc:

 

·    Introduction to Psychology (UGA) 2004-2005, 2007

·    Introduction to Research Design (UGA) 2008.

·    Psychology of Learning Lab, 2 sections, (UGA) 2005

·    Psychological Research Data Analysis Lab, 2 sections, (UGA) 2003-2004

·    Experimental Psychology Lab, 2 sections, (UWF) 2002

·    Philosophy of Mind (UWF) 2002

·    Psychology Undergraduate Computer Lab Assistant 2001-2002

     

     

Presentations and Publications

 

 

·         Spring 2006: Presentation of “Neural correlates of prospective memory” Poster at Georgia Psychological Society Conference.

 

·         Spring 2006: Presentation of “Neural correlates of prospective memory” Poster at Georgia Psychological Association Graduate Student Poster Session

 

·         Paper entitled, “Neural correlates of prospective memory”, under revision for publication in Cognitive, Affective, and Behavioral Neuroscience.

 

·         Fall 2003: Presentation at UGA Psychology Department Biopsychology Student Colloquium.

 

·         Spring 2003: Presentation to C/E Faculty on “Designs for a physiological study of prospective memory.”

 

·         Fall 2002: Presentation to C/E Faculty titled “Neural correlates of religious and spiritual experiences.”

 

 

Other Relevant Employment

 

 

·         2002: Research Assistant to Situation Awareness Technology, Atlanta, GA. 

 

·         From July, 1999 to January, 2000: Employed by The Institute for Human and Machine Cognition as a research assistant to Dr. Bruce Dunn in the Neurocognition Lab at the University of West Florida.

 

 

·         May, 1999 to December, 2000: Assistant to Dr. Jay Gould and Paul Mirrane, aiding in ERP research of Attention Deficit Disorder males on and off stimulant medication.