This page provides a compendium of syllabi for graduate courses in personality psychology from scholars across the country. It is meant as a resource for instructors who will be teaching a graduate seminar or high level undergraduate course in personality psychology.
The syllabi that have already been provided are fascinating to read. They represent some serious scholarship by both the instructors and for the students who take these courses. They are also an interesting window into the personalities of the instructors themselves.
If you use this resource all we ask is that you share your syllabus too.
Professors and Syllabi:
Reeshad Dalal, George Mason University, Psych 668 Personality: Theoretical and Empirical Approaches
Colin DeYoung, University of Minnesota, PSY 5101 Personality Psychology
M. Brent Donnellan, Michigan State University, PSY 836 Personality Psychology
- Fall 2007
- Fall 2013
- Fall 2016
- Donnellan & Hopwood (2011) bibliography of the trait perspective
Sam Gosling, University of Texas, Austin, Psychology 394V/385N Graduate Seminar in Personality Theory, Research & Methods
Sarah Hodges & Sanjay Srivastava, University of Oregon, PSY 610 Social and Personality Psychology
Seth Kaplan, George Mason University, PSYC 668 Personality: Theoretical and Empirical Approaches
Robert Krueger, University of Minnesota, Psychology 8612 Clinical conceptualization and assessment of personality and psychopathology
Dan McAdams, Northwestern University, Psychology 494: Graduate Seminar on Personality Psychology
Brent Roberts, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, PSY 541 Personality and Behavioral Dynamics
Richard Robins, University of California, Davis, Psychology 247 Graduate Seminar in Personality
Suzanne Segerstrom, University of Kentucky, Psychology 622: Proseminar in Personality
Alex Shackman, University of Maryland, Psychology/NACS 612: Affective Science Perspectives on Temperament and Personality
Elliott Tucker-Drob, University of Texas at Austin, Psych 388D: Individual Differences Psychology
Simine Vazire, Washington University, St. Louis, Personality and the Self
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Way to make me feel bad about being at an undergraduate school, everybody…;)
Jules your students at Wellesley could easily handle any of these courses.