Marjorie Graham-Howard, PhD
Interim Dean, School of Behavioral and Applied Sciences, School of Education
Video Introduction
The primary scholarly and teaching interests of Marjorie Graham-Howard, PhD, are in the fields of forensic and developmental psychology. Specifically, she is interested in the study of juvenile forensic psychology, and the investigation of juvenile competence to stand trial, juvenile transfer cases, juvenile sex offenders, and juvenile offender treatment needs. She teaches adolescent psychology, advanced development, gerontology, and several courses in the forensic specialty track. She is a forensic psychologist who maintains a private practice in the San Bernardino County and Riverside County areas, evaluating juvenile and adult defendants for the juvenile justice and criminal justice systems.
Education
- PhD, Clinical Psychology, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology
- BA, Psychology and History (double major), University of Michigan
Academic Area
- School of Behavioral and Applied Sciences
- School of Education
Expertise
- Gerontology
- Adolescent Development and Psychopathology
- Adolescent Forensics
- Forensic Psychology
Courses Taught
- PPSY 734 – Gerontology
- PPSY 735 – Adolescent Psychology
- PPSY 771 – Forensic Assessment
- PPSY 772 – Family Forensic Psychology I
- PPSY 773 – Family Forensic Psychology II