People
Cynthia Meyer
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Pronouns: she/her/hers
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Senior Lecturer
I am passionate about teaching about (and continuing to learn about) all the ways in which sexuality, families and larger systems are interconnected.
What Students Can Expect From Me
As a practicing Psychologist and Sex Therapist, in all of my classes students can expect opportunities to apply course information to real-life family situations. They can expect opportunities to learn about future career options and support as they move towards professional goals. I hope to serve as a role model and support to students who are interested in pursuing careers in social work, psychology, MFT, or sex therapy. I hope to create classroom experiences that are lively, personally relevant, and extremely interactive.
Teaching and Learning
3429: Counseling Skills Practicum I
4101: Sexuality and Gender in Family Relationships
4104W: Family Psychology
4152: LGBT People in Families
Honors and Awards
College of Education and Human Development Distinguished Teaching Award 2007-2008