chloe nehme

Psychology professor at the university level and conducting research at a doctorate level. I enjoy being in a classroom environment and teaching students why humans behave and think the way do. Most importantly, I want my students to be able to dig deep into how psychology demonstrates who we are as human beings so they can better understand themselves and others.

Earning a Master’s degree in Arts of psychology and obtaining hands-on experience as a graduate assistant while conducting research on the brain, cognition, and behavior at Pepperdine University. The training and experience offered at Pepperdine University align directly with my career goals. I am most excited to partake in understanding how the mind shapes human behavior and thoughts, and the factors that trigger behavior and affect mental health.

Reading, writing, and swimming.