- Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Engagement & Scholarly Associate Professor
- Director of Instructional Excellence & Innovation
- Associate Professor, Career Track
Education
- PhD, Organizational Psychology, Colorado State University, 2014
- M.S., Organizational Psychology, Colorado State University, 2010
- B.S., Psychology & Human Development, University of Wisconsin Green Bay, 2008
Biography
Teaching
- Introductory Psychology
- Elementary Statistics in Psychology
- Research Methods
- Organizational Psychology
- Special Topics: Professional Skills for Psychology Majors
- Freshman Seminar
Research
- Student, Employee, and Faculty Engagement
- Innovative Instruction and High Engagement Pedagogy
- Student Leadership Development
- Student Attitudes Towards Statistics
Recent Recognitions
- 2017 WSUTC Outstanding Teaching Award Recipient
- 2017 LIFT Faculty Fellow and AVID Instructor
- 2017 Center for Civic Engagement Faculty Fellow
- 2017 Research paper on employee engagement ranked among the Top 10 most important articles of 2016 with practical significance to organizations
Recent Presentations & Publications
- Peters, J.M., Snell, C., & Almeida, A. (2017). Teaching Statistics to Psychology Majors Using Service Learning. Symposium presented at the international conference of European Psychology of Teaching and Learning, Salzburg, Austria
- Peters, J.M (2017, October). Making the “Mean” Meaningful: A New Strategy for Student Engagement in Statistics Courses. Paper presented at the annual Conference on the Teaching of Psychology, San Antonio, TX
- Peters, J.M (2017, May). Bring Your Best: Leveraging the strengths of peers to teach Introductory Psychology. Symposium presented at the annual conference for the Teaching of Introductory Psychology, Seattle, WA
- Kiersch, C.E. & Peters, J.M. (2017). Leadership from the inside out: Student leadership development within authentic leadership and servant leadership frameworks. Journal of Leadership Education.
- Byrne, Z.S., Peters, J.M., & Weston, J. (2016). The struggle with employee engagement: Measures and construct clarification using five samples. Journal of Applied Psychology, 101(9), 1201-1227.