Holly B. Keddington
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- School: Georgia State University Perimeter College
- Campus: Clarkston
- Department: Psychology
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Location:
555 N Indian Creek Dr
Clarkston, GA - 30021 - Dates at Georgia State University Perimeter College: March 2016 - March 2020
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Biography
Georgia State University Perimeter College Clarkston - Psychology
Lecturer at Georgia State University, Perimeter College
Higher Education
Holly
Keddington
Greater Atlanta Area
Psychology educator with strengths in undergraduate teaching and online learning environments. Committed to service within the community.
Specialties: psychology (developmental, cognitive, educational); deaf education; education of exceptional learners
Experience
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Instructor
Courses Taught:
SPED 346, Introduction to Exceptional Children (online)
PSY 300, Learning Processes and Development (online)
PSY 310, Psychology/Sociology of Diverse Populations (online)
PSY 2301, Introduction to Psychology (online)College of Southern Idaho
Tutor, Student Disability Services
Tutored freshmen and sophomore students who are deaf and hard of hearing
Georgia State University Perimeter College
Lecturer
Courses Taught:
PSYC 1101, Introduction to Psychology
PSYC 2101, Introduction to Psychology of Adjustment
PSYC 2103, Introduction to Human Development
PSYC 2210, Careers and Professional Issues in PsychologyVolta Review
Associate Editor
Holly worked at Volta Review as a Associate Editor
Wisconsin Technical College System
Instructor
Courses Taught:
PSYCH 238, Lifespan Psychology
PSYCH 231, Introductory Psychology
SOCSCI 291, Technology and Society
Education
Texas A&M University-Commerce
MA
Psychology
* Thesis titled "Effect of mental state discussion on theory of mind in students who are deaf" * Summer Thesis Fellowship * GPA: 4.0Texas A&M University-Commerce
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Educational Psychology
* Dissertation titled "Complement syntax, mental verbs, and theory of mind in students who are deaf" * Texas A&M University System Award for Teaching Excellence, 2011 and 2012 * Graduate Teaching Assistant and Graduate Research Assistant * H. M. Lafferty Doctoral Fellowship * Keith & Nancy McFarland Scholarship * J. E. Franklin Endowment * Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Taylor Scholarship * GPA: 4.0Texas A&M University-Commerce
Instructor
Courses Taught: SPED 346, Introduction to Exceptional Children (online) PSY 300, Learning Processes and Development (online) PSY 310, Psychology/Sociology of Diverse Populations (online) PSY 2301, Introduction to Psychology (online)Texas Woman's University
MS
Education of the Deaf
* Graduate Student Scholarship * Project DEED Scholarship * GPA: 3.93
