Scott Freng
Academic Professional Lecturer
Prejudice and stereotyping; Teaching effectiveness
Experimental Psychology
Not currently accepting graduate students

Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln 2001

M.A., University of South Dakota 1998

B.S., Black Hills State University, Spearfish 1995
sfreng@uwyo.edu • (307) 766-2955 • Bio Sciences Bldg 121

Office Hours: T & W 11:00am-12:00pm, R 4:00-5:00pm

Academic Positions
2003-present Academic Professional Lecturer, Psychology Department, University of Wyoming
2003-2006 Research Scientist, WYSAC, University of Wyoming
2002-2003 Temporary Lecturer, Psychology Department, University of Wyoming

Research Interests:
Prejudice, Stereotyping, and Discrimination, Implicit Social Cognition, Factors Related to Teaching Effectiveness

Teaching:
Introduction to Psychology
Social Psychology
Psychology of Prejudice and Stereotyping
Motivation
Research Methods

Press releases:

• 4/2/2009 - Rock Springs McNair Scholar Presents at Conference
• 4/20/2007 - Scott Freng Earns Golden Apple for Freshman Teaching Excellence
• 3/1/2006 - Lander Student to Present Research at National Meeting
• 5/12/2005 - UW Mcnair Scholars Present Research Work
• 7/16/2004 - UW Students to Present Research Work
• 11/8/2003 - UW Trustees Approve Personnel Items