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Dr.
Albert
A. Maisto
Biographical Information
The Carnegie Foundation's U.S. Professor of the Year for 1997-1998,
Albert A. Maisto is the Bonnie E. Cone Distinguished Professor
of Teaching at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte,
where he is also Associate Dean of the Honors College. Maisto
earned both a Ph.D. and an M.A. in Psychology from The University
of Alabama, with an emphasis in Mental Retardation and Applied
Cognitive Development. While at UNC-Charlotte, Professor Maisto
has held several positions including Coordinator of the Undergraduate
Psychology Program, Faculty President, and Assistant to the
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. Earlier in his career
he served as a visiting Professor to The University of Nottingham
in England, and he spent two years on the faculty of The University
of Connecticut. Throughout his career Dr. Maisto has distinguished
himself as an exemplary instructor of general psychology winning
the prestigious Bank of America Award for Teaching Excellence.
Maisto's portfolio includes dozens of
published articles in refereed journals,
professional papers and a successful series of
Introductory Psychology textbooks published by Prentice
Hall.
Current Positions
Bonnie E. Cone Distinguished Professor of Teaching
Associate Dean of the Honors College
and Professor of Psychology
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC
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