Previously at Baylor College of Medicine in Texas and the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Research interests include work-family issues, organizational problem solving and decision making, and organizational change. He is also interested in instructional technology and collaborative learning.
Courses currently taught include organizational psychology and introduction to psychology.
Teaching interests include personnel psychology, human individual differences, and research methods. Current research interests include the development and validation of a scale measuring attitudes toward the cultural practices of others, the exploration of calibration for self-knowledge, and the creation of a theoretical model of job performance. His research focuses on the recent history and conceptual fragmentation of American psychology and Russian psychology. On the UNI faculty since 1974, he is now Professor of Psychology. His teaching areas include developmental psychology, psychological statistics, and computer applications.