Administration

Assistant Dean for Career Advising and Student Programs

Biography

Dr. Lindquist’s main research interest is the development of clinical decision making skills, particularly understanding how clinicians know “when to slow down” decision making processes when they encounter a problem, how students learn the decision making process, and if processing preferences impact career choice.

Education

• University of Massachusetts at Amherst: Bachelor of Science- Exercise Science,
• University of Nevada, Las Vegas: Master of Science- Kinesiology,
• University of Nevada, Las Vegas: Doctorate- Educational Psychology

Academic Positions

• Touro University Nevada- Assistant Director of the Office of Academic Services and Institutional Support

• Director of Instructional Design (College of Medicine)

Selected Publications and Presentations

Doctoral Dissertation: Beyond right or wrong: The influences of thinking disposition and item difficulty on student behavior during high-stakes testing