Welcome

These are the web pages of Dr. J. Stephen Mansfield − Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the State University of New York College at Plattsburgh.

Contact information

email: steve.mansfield@plattsburgh.edu
phone: 564-3384
office: 206a Beaumont Hall
office hours: Monday 12–1pm, Wednesday 1–2pm, Friday 12:30–1:30pm, and at other times by arrangement.

Short biography

If you're really interested in it, my path here was as follows:

• I obtained my B.Sc. in 1987 from the Psychology department at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland.
• After that I caught the train down to the University of Oxford where I obtained my D.Phil. in 1990 from the faculty of physiological sciences.
• I subsequently took a bus to Heathrow airport and flew economy class to Minnesota where I became a research associate in the Minnesota Laboratory for Low-Vision Research in the Department of Psychology at the University of Minnesota. I stayed there for about 10 years.
• Finally, a two-day drive along I-94, I-90, and I-87, (plus a minute or two on Route 3) brought me to Plattsburgh.

Teaching

I teach classes in General Psychology (PSY101), General Psychology Lab (PSY105), Experimental Design (PSY205), Cognitive Psychology (PSY321), Perception and Sensory processes (PSY424), a Junior Seminar about false memories (PSY304), and a graduate class in Learning and Cognition (PSY520). If you are currently a student in one of my classes you can use the STUDENT LOGIN link to access your grades and other important class information.

Research

My research concerns the perceptual and cognitive processes involved in reading, and the cognitive factors underlying plagiarism in student work.

Thanks for stopping by. Please contact me if you have any questions.

Steve Mansfield
steve.mansfield@plattsburgh.edu GPG KEY

© 2008 Steve Mansfield. This page is not necessarily representative of official University policy nor of the University in general. Likewise, the official policies of the University are not necessarily representative of my own beliefs or opinions. VALID XHTML1.0 strict