ANN BRANDT-WILLIAMS, Ph.D.
Residential Faculty

Address:
Department of Psychology
6000 West Olive Avenue
Glendale, AZ 85302

Education

• Ph.D., Lifespan Human Development, Arizona State University
• M.A., Psychology, Northern Arizona University
• B.S., Nursing, Purdue University (Indiana-Purdue University at Fort Wayne)
  

Courses Taught

• PSY101 Introduction to Psychology
• PSY132 Psychology and Culture
• PSY240 Developmental Psychology
• PSY266 Abnormal Psychology
• PSY277 Psychology of Human Sexuality

Philosophy of Education

• Minimal lecture, cooperative learning, outside speakers, technology in homework options. Dr. Brandt-Williams uses concepts of Multiple Intelligence Learning for Understanding (MILfU) in the assessment of class objectives, and has participated in an Integrated Learning Community combining Developmental Psychology and Introduction to Language. She utilizes a multicultural/diversified curriculum for all psychology courses.

Professional Interests

• Student success factors, lifespan development issues, multicultural issues, and biopsychology in relation to developmental and abnormal behaviors.

Personal Interests

• Phoenix Suns/Diamondbacks, hiking, travel.