William "Doug" Hall PH.D.
College of Liberal Arts - Department of Psychology
Assistant Professor of Psychology
MSCP — Chaminade University
Ph.D. — Saybrook University
Courses Taught:
PSY 1000: Introduction to Psychology
PSY 2200: Research Methods in Psychology
PSY 3160: Psychology of Music
PSY 3170: Psychology of Emotion
PSY 3200: Biopsychology
PSY 3235: Cross-Cultural Psychology
PSY 3240: Client Counseling and Interviewing
PSY 3400: Life Span Development Psychology
PSY 3600: Abnormal Psychology
PSY 4900: History and Systems of Psychology
PSY 6340: Life Span Development for Mental Health Counseling
MUS 3210: Applied Music (voice)
Research Interests: Has conducted research on the effectiveness of unconventional therapy interventions, the role of cultural traits in musical performance and motivation, and the kinesthetic perception of music. He is also interested in cross-disciplinary research in human performance, aesthetics, and creativity.