Dr. Jonathan Gore
- Professor, Interim Associate Chair
- Ph.D., Iowa State University
- M.S., Iowa State University
- B.A., University of Michigan
Contact Information
- Department: Psychology
- Office: Cammack 116
- Mailing Address: Cammack 127
- Email: jonathan.gore@eku.edu
- Phone: 859-622-1115
- Web Page: http://people.eku.edu/gorej
Bio
Dr. Jonathan Gore received his Ph.D. in Psychology at Iowa State University, and is an active member of the Society of Personality and Social Psychology and the Southeastern Society of Social Psychologists. He is also the faculty supervisor of the EKU Chapter of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars.
Currently, he is an associate professor in the Psychology Department with a research focus on goal motivation, self-concept, and culture. Since joining the faculty at EKU, Dr. Gore has published over 20 articles and book chapters on these topics as well as topics developed over the years with his students. His research assistants are actively pursuing their own interests, and they have presented at such venues as the Undergraduate Presentation Showcase at EKU, the Kentucky Psychological Association, and the Posters at the Capitol in Frankfort.
Dr. Gore’s research interests also correspond with his teaching interests. He teaches social psychology, cultural psychology, and research methods to both undergraduate and graduate students. He also teaches his “Boot Camp” course every summer, which gives students the experience of writing and submitting their own research paper for publication.
Awards/Recognition
Dr. Gore received the Outstanding Mentor Award from the Kentucky Psychological Association in 2010. He also received the Excellence in Research and Creative Activities Award from the College of Arts & Sciences at EKU in 2012.
Publications
To view my publications, visit http://works.bepress.com/jonathangore/
Professional Interests
Close relationships in goal pursuit; cultural values; physical self-construal; self-change
Courses
| Subject | Title | Dates | Location | Term |
| GSD 401 | McNair Research Symposium | TR 11:00am-1:30pm | Keith Building 229 | Spring 2023 |
| PSY 409 | Experiential Learning in Psych | Spring 2023 | ||
| PSY 503 | Practicum in Psychology | Spring 2023 | ||
| PSY 837 | Social Psy &Cultural Diversity | Internet Classes | Spring 2023 |
