Professional Vita

Professional Vita J. J. (Mike) Jordan, Ph.D Walter D. Smith Professor of Psychology
Professional Training Georgia State University Ph.D. Psychology August, 1972 Major Area: Experimental Social Psychology emphasis on experimental personality variables and social cognition Minor Area: Research Design and Data Analysis Georgia State University M.A. Psychology June, 1972 Georgia State College B.A. Psychology June, 1969 Major: Psychology Minors: Sociology and Philosophy Georgia Institute of Technology 1964-1966
Honors and Recognition Walter D. Smith Endowed Chair J. Lorin Mason Distinguished Professor for the 2003-04 Elected President Phi Kappa Phi for 1993-1994 Initiation into Phi Kappa Phi Francis Marion University Chapter, 1990 Excellence in Teaching and Dedication to Students Award of the South Carolina Psychological Association , Spring, 1989 Certificate of Appreciation for Outstanding Service as Psi Chi Advisor, FMU 1986 Distinguished Service Award from Florence Mental Health Association, 1976 Initiated into Psi Chi, The National Honor Society in Psychology, 1967
Current Professional Associations and Activities Association of Psychological Science (Charter Member) Liaison to APS for Francis Marion University American Association of University Professors Society of Personality & Social Psychology Human Behavior and Evolution Society Psi Chi The National Honor Society in Psychology (Former Advisor)
Current Teaching Frequently: Advanced Social Psychology (required graduate course) Advance Quantitative Psychology (required graduate course) Social Psychology (required undergraduate course) Senior Seminar (required undergraduate course) Psychology 497: Independent Research Occasionally: Motiation and Emotions (required research with laboratory) Quantitative Methods and Psychometrics (required undergraduate course) University Honors Class in Introduction to Psychology University Honors Colloqium in Evolutionary Psychology
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