ANN BRANDT-WILLIAMS, Ph.D.
Residential Faculty

Address:
Department of Psychology
6000 West Olive Avenue
Glendale, AZ 85302

Education

• Ph.D., Lifespan Human Development, Arizona State University
• M.A., Psychology, Northern Arizona University
• B.S., Nursing, Purdue University (Indiana-Purdue University at Fort Wayne)
  

Courses Taught

• PSY132 Psychology and Culture
  • Fall 2009: Section# 47273 (Online/Hybrid-GCC Main)
  • Fall 2009: Section# 47274 (Online/Hybrid-GCC North)
  • Required Textbook: Cultural Psychology (2008). Heine, Steven. W. H Norton: New York.
• PSY101 Introduction to Psychology
• PSY266 Abnormal Psychology
• PSY240 Developmental Psychology
• PSY277 Psychology of Human Sexuality

Philosophy of Education

• For over 30 years Dr. Brandt-Williams has taught in the traditional classroom setting. In the fall of 2009, she retired from full-time teaching and embarked on a new adventure, teaching online. She is excited about this new venture and looking forward to the flexibility it affords her students. Dr Brandt-Williams is following the Quality Matters rubric to maintain a solid course base for successful student learning.

Professional Interests

• Student success factors, lifespan development issues, multicultural issues, and biopsychology in relation to developmental and abnormal behaviors.

Personal Interests

• She continues to be an active-learner regarding student success factors, lifespan development issues, multicultural issues, and biopsychology in relation to developmental and abnormal behaviors.