Dr. Joseph G. Law, Jr.
Contents
- Work Information
- Favorite Links
- Contact Information
- Current Projects
- Biographical Information
- Personal Interests
Work Information
Job Title
Professor of Behavioral Studies and Educational Technology
Program Coordinator, Counseling and Psychometry
Key responsibilities
Coordinator Programs in Community Counseling, Rehabilitation Counseling, and School Psychometry
Advise Graduate Students at the Master’s and Educational Specialist Level
Serve on Doctoral Committees
Serve as Instructor in Courses in educational psychology, counseling, and testing. Coordinate Directed Studies.
Carry out Research.
Serve on department, college, and university committees.
Department or workgroup
Chair of Faculty Tenure and Promotion Committee at BSET level.
Chair of College of Education Faculty Service and Development Committee.
Favorite Links
- University of South Alabama Web Page
- College of Education Web Page
- Behavioral Studies Web Page
- The Brain Place
Contact Information
E-mail address
Web address
http://www.southalabama.edu/coe/bset/law
Office phone
(251) 380-2861
Course Syllabi
CED 560, Seminar in Atypical Behavior (Word, Wordperfect)
CED 575, Introduction to Community Rehabilitation (Word, Wordperfect)
CED 579, Social and Psychological Aspects of Disability (Word, Wordperfect)
CED 581, Rehabilitation Case Management (Word, Wordperfect)
CED 585, Medical Aspects of Disability (Word, Wordperfect)
CED 595, Internship (Word, Wordperfect)
CED 672, Advanced Counseling Theory and Practice (Word, Wordperfect)
Current Projects
- Assessment/Counseling Individuals with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Psychological Aspects of Vocational Disability
- Interface of Rehabilitation Counseling and Occupational Therapy
Biographical Information
Dr. Law has been teaching at USA since the mid-1980’s. He has degrees from Spring Hill College, the University of South Alabama and Auburn University. He has served as an Army officer in Vietnam, as a security consultant/polygraph examiner, and has worked as a professional helper for school systems, state mental health, and the Veterans Administration. In addition to his academic duties, he consults in the arena of vocational rehabilitation with individuals and agencies. He presents seminars to provide continuing educational to counselors and therapists. He is married with two grown children.
Personal Interests
- Fishing
- Astronomy
- Reading Science Fiction
April 17, 2002