Faculty and Staff
Rebecca M. Krantz
Administrative Assistant
(973) 443-8547
Donalee Brown
Clinical/Counseling
Assistant professor of psychology, earned her Ph. D. from Seton Hall University. Her areas of specialization are counseling and forensic psychology.
Her research interests include efficacious treatments for adult female incest survivors, clinical applications of attachments, and behavioral finance/investment behaviors.
(973) 443-8987
Experimental/Neuropsychology
Associate professor of psychology, earned his Ph.D. from Temple University. His area of specialization is behavioral neuroscience.
His research interests are in behavioral neuroscience and psychopharmacology.
daniel4@rcn.com
(973) 443-8974
Professor Emeritus
(973) 443-8547
Industrial/Organizational
Lecturer in psychology, holds both B.A. and M.A. degress from Faireigh Dickinson University. Her areas of specialization are statistical and experiemtnal research methods and career development.
Her research interests include career change, career initiation, and university retention.
(973) 443-8553
Clinical
Professor of Psychology, earned a Ph.D. from Columbia University. his area of specialization is psychoanalysis.
His research interests include psychoanalytic processes and psychotherapy dynamics, as well as education and training of clinicians.
(973) 443- 8555
Clinical/Counseling
Assistant professor of psychology, earned her Ed. D. at Rutgers University. Her areas of specialization are counseling and multiculturalism.
Her research interests include clinical applications of attachment, resiliency factors for adolescent males, and attachment across populations.
(973) 443-8554
Counseling
Assistant Professor of psychology, earned her Ph.D. from Fordham University. Her areas of specialization are counseling and multiculturalism.
Her research interests include multicultural issues in counseling, monolingual and bilingual schools of counseling.
973-443-8550
Social/Clinical
Professor of Psychology, earned his Ph.D. at the University of Vermont. His areas of specialization are social psychology, trauma and crisis intervention.
His research interests include anxiety disorders and treatment, traumatic stress and treatment, crisis intervention, and health psychology.
(973) 443-8556
Organizational Behavior/Leadership
Dr. Strauss has a M.A. in Industrial Psychology and a Ph.D. in Human Development from New York University. Dr. Paul Strauss is Director of the department's MAOB Program, Applied Leadership Programs and the Corporate Resources Center.
His research interests include customer service training, and behavioral change theory-coaching and mentoring.
(201) 568-8676
Clinical/Counseling
Lecturer in psychology, earned his Ph.D. from the University of Tennessee. His areas of specializations are counseling and clinical psychology.
His research interests include suggestibility and hypnosis, domestic violence issues, and personality assessment.
(973) 443-8094
Social/Clinical
Professor of psychology, earned her Ph.D. degree from the City University of New York. Her areas of specialization include addiction and prevention programs.
Her research interests include juvenile crime, stress, substance abuse issues, and physical appearance.
(973) 443-8551
Chair, Department of Psychology
Industrial/Organizational
Professor of psychology, she holds a PhD. from Wayne State University. Her area of specialization is industrial/organizational psychology.
Her research interests include organizational effectiveness, factors afecting work accessibility, female career development issues, and work-life balance.
(973) 443-8560
Clinical/Counseling
Assistant professor of psychology, earned her Ed.D. from Boston University. She is director of the counseling program and specializes in counseling and female adolescent development.
Her research interests include female adolescent development, career change in mid-life, modles of adolescent development, and counseling of adolescents.
(973) 443-8549
