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Background:
Professor Sehulster received his Ph.D. in Experimental
Psychology from the University of Delaware. He was
awarded Faculty of the Year in 1995 and 2001 and
has been the University Senate representative for
the Stamford Campus since 1997. His most recent
publications include work on autobiographical memory
and identity; his current research examines conversation
content and interests as structuring factors in
memory. Dr. Sehulster has also distinguished himself
in the Stamford community through his lectures on
the aspects of opera. He has been the opera critic
for The Advocate/Greenwich Time since 1986.
Expertise:
Autobiographical memory, personality, experimental
psychology, opera history.
Recent Publications:
Sehulster, J. (2001) Richard Wagner's Creative
Vision at La Spezia or The Retrospective Interpretation
of Experience in Autobiographical Memory as a Function
of an Emerging Identity. In J. Brockmeier and D.
Carbaugh. Identity and Narrative. Chapter 9.
Sehulster, J. (1996) "In my era: Evidence
for the perception of a special period of the past."
Memory, 4, 145-158.
Sehulster, J. (1996) Individual differences in
memory style and autobiographical memory. In D.
Herrmann, C. McEvoy, C. Hertzog, P. Hertel, and
M. Johnson. Basic and Applied Memory: Volume Two,
Practical Applications. Pp. 209-221. Hillsdale,
N. J.: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. |
