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Dr. April
Fugett-Fuller
Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology
Education
B.A. (Experimental Psychology), Morehead State
University
M.A. (Experimental Psychology), Morehead State University
Ph.D. (Cognitive Psychology) University of
Kansas
Research
Dr.
Fugett-Fuller’s research interests
include reading, spelling, semantic memory,
learning, implicit memory, psycholinguistics,
language processing, sentence processing, and
neighborhood density. Currently, she is working on
projects examining the influence of orthographic and
phonological neighborhoods on semantic factors in
language processing; visual and phonological
interaction in learning a novel alphabet; and the
influence of single word frequency in compound and
pseudo-compound words.
Teaching
Dr. Fugett-Fuller is currently teaching Psychometrics,
Experimental Psychology, and Behavioral Statistics.
Her teaching interests include Cognitive Psychology,
Experimental Methods and Design, Psycholinguistics,
Memory, Statistics, and Psychology of Language.
Background
Before being hired by Marshall, Dr. Fugett-Fuller was a
Ph.D. candidate at the University of Kansas. Her
teaching experience at Kansas included Introduction
to Psychology, Methodology, Introduction to
Statistics, and Psychometrics.
Contact Info
Telephone: (304) 696-2776
Email:
fugett5@marshall.edu
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