Paul Nesselroade

Dr. Paul Nesselroade is in his 8th year at Asbury University. He graduated from Asbury in 1989 with a Bachelor's in Chemistry Education. He then got his M.A. (1993) and Ph.D. (1998) in Experimental Psychology at the University of Louisville. Dr. Nesselroade took his first teaching position in 1996 at Simpson University and stayed there until 2002. Since 2002 Dr. Nesselroade has been teaching various psychology classes for Asbury.
Dr. Nesselroade has done research on self-extensions, ingroup biases, and self-other perceptions. He is currently working on research related to mindfulness.
Nesselroade and his wife, Cheryl, have three children and reside in Wilmore.
Courses taught by Dr. Nesselroade include:
- Psy210 Social Psychology
- Psy315 Statistics for Behavioral Science
- Psy330 Cognitive Psychology
- Psy341 History and Systems of Psychology
- Psy375 Vocation and Integration Seminar
- Psy475 Senior Seminar
