Angela Bagne

Dr. Angela Bagne joined the M State faculty in 2006 as a psychology instructor. She earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in family studies and a chemistry concentration from the University of St. Thomas, and her master’s degree and Ph.D. in clinical and health/social psychology from North Dakota State University. Throughout her training and teaching, Bagne has had a diverse set of clinical and research experiences, including coordinating cognitive neuroscience and social psychophysiology and health labs. Her work has focused on risk perceptions and health behavior, attention in aging, prenatal maternal stress and child development, emotion regulation, eating disorders, cognitive behavioral therapy and behavior modification. Her research has most recently focused on stress and health, in collaboration with North Dakota State University. Bagne has presented locally, nationally and internationally on topics such as accessibility and universal design for learning, and prenatal maternal stress and child development outcomes. She has taught a variety of psychology courses at M State, including general, social, cross-cultural and abnormal psychology, Psychology of Health and Resiliency, Lifespan Development, Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis, Introduction to Social Research, and Psychology Internship Experience.