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Professor
Glenn L. Albright
Professor Albright
is the Chair of the Psychology Department at Baruch College
and a licensed psychologist who received his Ph.D. from City
University of New York in the area of Experimental Cognition
and Applied Psychophysiology. His initial research
involved identifying correlates between numerous cardiac functions,
such as stroke volume and myocardial contractility, to Type
A behavioral indices as well as biofeedback intervention for
cardiovascular disorders such as hypertension. He has
published in the International Journal of Psychophysiology,
Perceptual and Motor Skills and Biofeedback and Self-Regulation.
Dr. Albright is currently
examining the usage of a distant learning classroom management
system (Blackboard) to facilitate the delivery and management
of multidisciplinary pedagogy in large lectures of Introduction
to Psychology and Public Affairs, 2) the application of an
online English Analyzer in implementing a new low cost/high
benefit writing requirement in large lecture formats and 3)
utilizing student’s web authoring skills to enhance the classroom
experience.
Dr.
Albright also Director of Pedagogical Development for the
Weissman School or Arts and Sciences runs Baruch College’s
annual Teaching and Technology conference that draws national
audiences.
Vertical Campus Room
8-215
One Bernard Baruch
Way
New York, New York
10010
646-312-3830
Glenn_Albright@Baruch.cuny.edu
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