Dr. Runyan's research and teaching interests are multidisciplinary and involve questions at the interface of neuroscience, philosophy, and theology. In particular, he is interested in questions concerning the formation, expression, and impact of dispositions and virtues. While his work is cross-disciplinary, Dr. Runyan uses experience sampling and ecological momentary assessment to approach these questions. His primary teaching responsibilities revolve around philosophical psychology, neuropsychology, and psychological science.

INTERESTS

• Human constitution
• Human agency and freewill
• Dispositions and virtues
• Learning and memory
• Experience sampling/Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA)