Gary W. Lewandowski Jr. Ph.D.

Department Chair and

Associate Professor of Psychology

Monmouth University


Office:    Howard Hall Room 104

Phone:    (732) 263-5476

Email:     glewando@monmouth.edu {best way to contact me quickly}

Overview

 

  1. BulletVita

  2. BulletSocial Psychology Network Profile


  1. BulletResearch

  2. BulletMy primary research focuses on the role of self in romantic relationships including: attraction, relationship initiation, relationship maintenance, infidelity, and break-up.

  3. BulletScholarship of Teaching and Learning


  1. BulletAwards and Recognition

  2. BulletFeatured in The Princeton Review’s Best 300 Professors

  3. BulletInducted into the Society for Experimental Social Psychology (SESP)

  4. BulletMonmouth University Distinguished Teacher Award 2012

  5. BulletRecipient of the 2011 Emerging Research Award from New Jersey Psychological Association


  1. BulletPress Highlights

  2. BulletCNN “Putting the ‘I’ in Marriage” (January 2011)

  3. BulletNew York Times “The Happy Marriage Is the ‘Me’ Marriage” (January 2011)

  4. BulletAmerican Psychological Association (APA) Research in Action: Break-ups Aren’t All Bad

  5. BulletMen’s Health “Why She’ll Cheat on You” (May, 2012)

  6. BulletUSA Today “Adult Sexting Tied to Power, Unlimited Partners” (June 2011)

  7. BulletPhiladelphia Inquirer “How to Tend a Marriage.” (March 2011)

  8. BulletWomen’s Health “The Science of Heartbreak” (April 2010) 

  9. BulletCosmopolitan "Are You Way Too Obsessed with Your Ex? " (July 2009)


  1. Bullet   Invited Speaker

  2. BulletThe Sustainable Marriage

  3. BulletThe Science of Healthy Relationships

  4. BulletThe Science of Hook-ups and Heartbreak

  5. BulletBuilding a Better You through Your Relationship

  6. BulletWhy People Stay in Good (and Bad) Relationships

  7. BulletCasting Light on the Darkness of Dissolution/Break-up

  8. BulletThe Dark Side of Relationships: Why Do People Cheat? 

  9. BulletMaking the “Me” Marriage Work


  1. BulletStaying Whole while Teaching the Whole Student: Insights from Psychology

  2. BulletIt All Starts with a Question: Science (and Science Teaching) 

  3. BulletWhat’s the Point? A New Approach to Teaching Students about Research


  1. Bullet   Websites

  2. Bulletwww.ScienceOfRelationships.com

  3. Bulletwww.TeachPsychScience.org