Mentored and supervised over 100 M.A. theses in psychology, guiding students through advanced research methodologies and clinical applications, significantly contributing to their academic success and professional development.
Promoted to Assistant Professor in 2016, recognizing over 20 years of dedicated contributions to academic instruction, curriculum development, and research leadership.
Developed and delivered comprehensive curricula across research methods, developmental psychology, personality assessment, mental health, and English psychology texts, impacting hundreds of students.
Conducted impactful research projects, including studies on academic cheating, internet addiction, and personality traits, contributing to the university's research output and informing psychological practice.