Mary McGuire (she/her/hers)
Lecturer
Education
Ph.D., Social Psychology, University of Washington
J.D., University of Washington School of Law
M.S., Social Psychology, University of Washington
A.B., Psychology, Stanford University
Courses
- BIS 170 Introduction to Psychology
- BIS 225 Social Psychology
- BIS 348 Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Teaching Interests
My goals as a teacher are to introduce students to new knowledge and information; help them further developing their existing skills and knowledge; and support them as they continue to improve their abilities to think critically, to communicate effectively, and to work with peers. I love teaching and exploring psychology with students in my classes, and I seek to involve and engage students in learning and in psychology through in-class discussions, in-class exercises and activities, lectures, and homework assignments.
Research and Scholarship Interests
In addition to teaching at UW Bothell, I worked as a consultant applying psychology theory and research methods to design, conduct, and manage research projects. I have worked with a wide variety of government and private-sector organizations on studies of public opinion, employee opinions, customer needs, customer satisfaction, and service quality. At UWB my research has included program evaluation, strategic planning, and needs assessment.
Creative Interests
- Dance
- Music