JAMES DUNLEA
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James P. Dunlea

Teaching

Below is a list of the courses that I helped teach at Columbia University. Click on each to view students' (unedited) comments about my instruction in their end-of-semester course evaluations.
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Social Cognition (Spring 2018)
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Frontiers of Justice (Spring 2021)
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Cultural Psychology (Spring 2019)
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Frontiers of Justice (Fall 2021)
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Children at Risk (Fall 2019)
Below is a list of the courses that I helped teach at Cornell University. Unfortunately, I no longer have access to my end-of-semester course evaluations.
Anatomy & Physiology
Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology (Fall 2014; Spring 2015, 2016)
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Children & the Law (Fall 2015)
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Serious Fun! The Role of Play Throughout Development (Spring 2016)

Mentorship

As a doctoral student at Columbia University, I have mentored over 50 undergraduates, recent graduates, and other students via the Barnard Summer Research Institute, the Formerly Incarcerated Reintegration Science Training Program, the Laidlaw Undergraduate Research and Leadership Scholarship Program, and the Summer Program for Undergraduate Research (SPUR). 

I am proud to say that my current and former trainees are pursuing careers spanning many disciplines. 

Here are some recent examples of what my trainees are doing:​
  • Ahmed Alattas is pursuing a M.Ed. at Harvard University. 
  • Abby McLaughlin is a Ph.D. student in Psychology at Boston College.
  • Jenny Barshay is pursuing a M.S.W. at Columbia University.
  • Nick Gauthier is pursuing a B.Phil. in Philosophy at Oxford University. 
  • Lindsay Goolsby is pursuing a Ph.D. in Affective, Social, and Cognitive Psychology at The University of Denver. 
  • ​​​Aaliyah Triumph is a Ph.D. student in Philosophy at Harvard University.
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