I was a professor of legal studies and psychology at the University of Illinois at Springfield (formerly Sangamon State University) from 1988-1998. Before that I taught at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln as a postdoctoral student, Michigan State University as a grad student, and Lansing Community College as an adjunct instructor. Details are listed on my curriculum vita.
Since retiring from UIS, I've taught only occasionally: social psychology as an adjunct instructor at Mount Ida College in Newton, Massachusetts; a seminar in psychology, law, and justice at Ben Gurion University in Israel; and a law-justice workshop for researchers in law and society at Birzeit University in Ramallah, Palestinian West Bank,
