Christie L. Cathey

Professor examining pressing issues in the realm of social psychology, Dr. Christie L. Cathey serves as an Associate Professor in the School-Mental Health and Behavior Sciences department at Missouri State University. With a PhD in Social Psychology from the University of Connecticut, Dr. Cathey brings over two decades of teaching experience to her role, fostering a dynamic and engaging learning environment for her students. Her research interests are diverse and impactful, focusing on the scholarship of teaching and learning, cultural psychology, power dynamics, and perspective taking. Dr. Cathey is deeply committed to exploring how these areas intersect and influence human behavior and societal structures. Her work aims to enhance understanding and application of psychological principles in educational settings, promoting more effective teaching strategies and learning outcomes. Dr. Cathey is known for her innovative approach to research and teaching, often integrating real-world applications into her curriculum to better prepare students for the complexities of modern society. Her dedication to advancing the field of psychology is evident in her numerous publications and presentations at national and international conferences. Through her research and teaching, Dr. Cathey continues to contribute significantly to the academic community, inspiring both her colleagues and students alike.