He received his Ph.D. in Psychology from Ohio University and currently teaches History of Psychology, Developmental Psychology and other psychology classes that involve both research methods and clinical skills. His research area is primarily psychophysiology with the specialized focus on environmental impact on human electrophysiological system, and he has approximately 20 academic publications in this field. At the panel discussion, Kato will be addressing “Environmental Psychology” based on his psychophysiological research data, along with Jungian perspectives on human-nature connectivity. Tags: EnglishBiologyDr. Tadashi KatoFaculty SenateInstructor Exchange ProgrampsychologyDr. James KotconDr. Marian HollingerDr. Phi YeagerDr. Susan KelleyArt History Latest News