Valérie Bruchon Scott Ph.D.
Teaching Professor of Psychology
Co-Coordinator of Psychology Department
Crestview Hall 007
Phone: (812) 941-2502
vbscott@ius.edu
Biography
International education and life experiences. Interested in issues pertaining to culture, service learning, spirituality, delivery of content (electronic material vs. paper format), and holistic education. Sensitive to New Americans (immigrants), women, and LGBT issues.
Academic Background
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Doctorate
- University of Montréal, Québec, Canada
- Doctor of Philosophy, Major in Psychology (Experimental, Cognitive)
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Masters
- St Meinrad Seminary, Saint Meinrad, IN, United States
- Master of Theological Studies (MTS), Major in Theological (Pastoral) Studies
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Masters
- Université of Paris V, Sorbonne, France
- DESS (Post-Graduate Specialized Studies Degree), Major in Psychology of the Workplace (Applied I/O Psychology)
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Masters
- Montpellier III–Paul Valéry, Montpellier, France
- Master of Arts, Major in Social Psychology, Minor in Industrial/Organizational Psychology
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Bachelors
- Montpellier III–Paul Valéry, Montpellier, France
- Bachelor in Psychology, Major in Psychology (General), Minor in Neuroscience
Professional Interests
Teaching
General psychology, Psychology & cultures, Cognitive psychology, Research methods, Psychology and spirituality. Material comprehension and retention based on teaching strategies (active learning) and modalities.
Research
Cross-cultural awareness, cognition, spirituality, gender, instruction delivery
Teaching Resource Websites
Hobbies/Interests
Writing (lyrics, poetry), Contemplative meditation, Cultural experiences and Traveling, Gardening, Music, Reading, Physical fitness, etc
