Jeff Boggess

Creating value through insights into the complexities of human behavior, Jeff Boggess serves as an Assistant Professor in the Psychology Department at Marshall University. With a Ph.D. from West Virginia University, he brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his teaching and research endeavors. His academic interests are deeply rooted in abnormal psychology, health psychology, and ethics, which he passionately imparts to his students. Jeff's research primarily focuses on chronic pain and health psychology, exploring the intricate relationships between psychological factors and physical health. His work aims to enhance understanding and develop effective interventions for individuals suffering from chronic pain conditions. Through his research, Jeff seeks to contribute to the broader field of health psychology by providing valuable insights into the psychological aspects of chronic pain management. In addition to his research, Jeff is dedicated to fostering a dynamic and engaging learning environment for his students. He encourages critical thinking and ethical considerations in the study of psychology, preparing his students to become thoughtful and informed practitioners in the field. His commitment to education and research makes him a valuable asset to the Marshall University community.