Paul Moes, Professor, Psychology
616-526-8672
pmoes@calvin.edu
Office: Science Building 360
Weekly Schedule
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Professor Moes teaches Introduction to Psychology (151), Brain and Behavior (333), Experimental Psychology (356), and Statistics and Research Design (255). He received his PhD in experimental psychology, with an emphasis in the “Chemistry of Behavior,” from Texas Christian University combining his interest in psychology and physiology. In addition to teaching at Dordt College in Iowa for 18 years, Professor Moes had the opportunity to spend a year in St. Andrews, Scotland doing research with Professor Malcolm Jeeves, a well known neuropsychologist and author of many books focusing on the integration of Christian faith and psychology. Professor Moes’ research interest focuses on the interaction of the left and right cerebral hemispheres, including a special focus on individuals born without the corpus callosum, which connects left and right hemispheres. He continues to reflect on, and write about Christian approaches to understanding brain function, personal responsibility and human nature.
Professional Activities
- Assists the Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum network (Web page development, etc).
- Conducts student outcomes assessment
- Regular participant in the International Neuropsychology Society Meeting
- Member, APS
Selected publications
