12 Facts About Farley Norman

Farley Norman is a professor of psychological sciences at Western Kentucky University.

Farley Norman is a co-director of the Gustav Fechner Perception Laboratory at Western Kentucky University, along with his wife, Hideko Norman.

Farley Norman later became a post-doctoral fellow at Brandeis University and Ohio State University, where he was further trained as a research scientist by James T Todd.

Farley Norman began his professional academic career in 1996 at Western Kentucky University as a professor of psychology.

Farley Norman has taught a variety of courses, reflecting his interests in sensory and perceptual systems, psychopharmacology, history of psychology, and psychology and science fiction.

Farley Norman's research has explored the effects of aging upon 3-D perception, with often encouraging results.

Farley Norman has authored over 100 peer-reviewed publications in scientific journals, as well as four book chapters.

In 2005, Farley Norman was awarded fellowship in the Association for Psychological Science.

Farley Norman was one of the first to be admitted to this association when it first began in 1988, and is one of the founding members.

Farley Norman has been recognized for his research and teaching many times throughout his tenure at Western Kentucky University.

Farley Norman has been noted for his excellence in mentoring student research, having more than 170 student co-authorships on his published research articles.

Farley Norman has mentored two recipients of the Barry M Goldwater Scholarship.