Lisa W. Chan Adjunct Instructor – Psychology
Courses Education Affiliations Check Grades				Humanities Division / Psychology Department Cañada Office: Bldg 3, Rm 243 Cañada Office Hrs: Monday 5-6pm   Mailbox located in Bldg 3, Rm 206   Phone: 650-378-7301 x19220   E-mail: chanl@smccd.edu
	Courses
	Fall 2006	Psy106			Psychology of Ethnic Minority Group
	Summer 2006	Psy200			Developmental Psychology
	Fall 2006	Psy100			General Psychology
		Course 4
	Psy 106
	Description	This course is designed to help students understand the experiences of ethnic minority groups in the United States from a psychological perspective. From the readings, in-class discussions, reflections, films, and team project, students will have a better understanding of the different groups. Special attention will be on African Americans, Asian Americans, Latino Americans, and Native Americans.
	Psy200
	Description	This course is designed to help students have a better understanding of the physical, social/emotional, and cognitive development of the human life span from prenatal to death.
	Psy 100
	Description		This course is designed to help students have a better understanding of the many areas of psychology including learning, theories of personality, uses of tests and measurements, behavior disorders, mental health theories, developmental aspects of individuals, and social psychology.
	Course 4
	Education
	1996 M.A. In Experimental Psychology, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, California
	1991 B.A. In Developmental Psychology, graduated magna cum laude, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, California