Biography
Ryan Farmer is an assistant professor of school psychology within the College of Education & Human Sciences at Oklahoma State University. His areas of professional interest include evidence-based practices, assessment processes, and meta-science in school psychology. He is the coordinator of Evidence Based School Psychology, and is a research associate with the Center for Family Resilience.
Interests
- Evidence-based practices
- Assessment processes
- Meta-science in school psychology
Education
PhD in Psychology, 2015
The University of Memphis
M.A. of School Psychology, 2010
The University of Memphis
B.A. in Psychology, 2007
Appalachian State Univeristy
Experience
Assistant Professor
Oklahoma State Univeristy
Teaches coursework in school psychology, conducts research consistent with his research agenda, and supervises students in conducting individual research projects.
Courses Taught:
- Introduction to School Psychology
- Advanced Research Methods
- Cognitive Assessment I & II
- First-year Observation Practicum
Assistant Professor
Western Kentucky University
Taught undergraduate psychology and graduate school psychology coursework.
Recent Publications
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Is the Vineland-3 Comprehensive Interview Form a Multidimensional or Unidimensional Scale?: Structural Analysis of Subdomain Scores Across Early Childhood to Adulthood
As the Vineland Scales are among the most relevant, well-developed, and popular measures of adaptive behavior available for use, this …
Contact
- 405 744 8022
- 243 Willard Hall, Stillwater, OK 74074