William J. House, Ph.D.
Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Psychology
and of Music
Areas of Professional Interest:
Psychology
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Psychology of Music |
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Teaching Psychology
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Music
|
Chamber Music |
Musical Composition |
Music History |
Music Technology |
Avocations etc.
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Genealogy
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Cooking |
Movies |
Family |
William J. House, Ph.D.
Distinguished Professor
Emeritus of Psychology
Professor of Music
May, 2006
Education:
Ph.D.
(Experimental Psychology; History of Psychology) 1974
M.S.
(Psychology) 1969
B.Mus.
(Music) 1968 North Texas State University
Teaching and Scholarly
Activities
Psychology:
Introductory Psychology, Research Design and Quantitative Methods, Computer Models,
Perception and Cognition, Neuroscience, History and Systems, Psychology of
Music
Music:
Clarinet Performance and Instruction, Psychology of Music, Composition and
Arranging
Administrative
Appointments
Dean,
College of Social Sciences and Professions 1986-92
Chair,
Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences 1985-86
Faculty Appointments
Emeritus
Professor 2006-
Distinguished
Professor 2005-
Professor
of Music 1992-
Professor
of Psychology 1984-
Associate
Professor of Psychology (tenure) 1977-84
Assistant
Professor of Psychology 1974-77
Instructor
of Psychology 1973-74 (USC Columbia)
Instructor
of Psychology 1970-72 (Southwest Missouri State University)
Teaching
Assistant in Music 1968-69 (North Texas State University)
Research
Assistant in Psychology 1967-69 (North Texas State University)
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP:
Psychonomic
Society (Psychological Research Society)
American
Psychological Association Divisions 1 (General Psychology), 3 (Experimental Psychology) and 26 (History of Psychology)
American
Psychological Society (Charter member)
Sigma
Xi CSRA Chapter (National Honorary Research Society)
Psi
Chi (Honorary Psychology Fraternity)
Phi
Mu Alpha Sinfonia (Honorary Fraternity of Professional Musicians)
International
Clarinet Society
Society
for Perception and Cognition of Music