Spring 2009

Class Schedule:
Course Number:  PSY 330-SL1
Course Title:  Educational Psychology
Day(s):  WEB
Time: 
Location:  

Course Number:  PSY 475-800
Course Title:  History & Current Systems in Psychology
Day(s):  T Th
Time:  9:35-10:55
Location:  Mahar 217

Course Number:  PSY 475-800
Course Title:  History & Current Systems in Psychology
Day(s):  T Th
Time:  8:00-9:20
Location:  Mahar 214

 
Office Hours:
Day:  Wednesday
Time:  9:00-11:00

Research Interests:
Edward Lonky is a developmental psychologist whose work has focused on cognitive and social development across the life span. His current research in behavioral teratology examines environmental toxins effects on behavior during infancy and childhood.

Professional Information:
Education:
Ph.D.: (1978) University of Wisconsin, Madison
M.A.: (1975) Alfred University
B.A.: (1972) SUNY Binghamton

Professional Organizations:
American Psychological Association
Society for Research in Child Development
Jean Piaget Society
Great Lakes Research Consortium

Recent Papers and Publications:
Stewart, P., Daly, H., Darvill, T., Lonky, E., Reihman, J., Pagano, J., Bush, B. (1998). Assessment of prenatal exposure to PCBs from maternal consumption of Great Lakes fish: An analysis of PCB pattern and concentration. Accepted for publication in Environmental Research.

Lonky, E., Reihman, J., Darvill, T., Mather, J.E., Sr., & Daly, H. (1996) . Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale performance in humans influenced by maternal consumption of environmentally contaminated Lake Ontario fish. Journal of Great Lakes Research 22(2), 198-212.