Obituary highlights Dr. James H. Korn's contributions to teaching and mentorship in psychology, suggesting his impact on diversity and student-centered learning.
Dr. James H. Korn, Professor Emeritus of Psychology at Saint Louis University (SLU), passed away on July 17, 2025, leaving behind a transformative legacy in teaching and mentorship. A passionate advocate for pedagogical excellence, Dr. Korn chaired SLU's psychology department and helped establish the Reinert Center for Teaching Excellence. His work emphasized reflective, student-centered learning and inspired generations of educators. A pioneer in promoting diversity and ethical research practices, he also served as APA Division 2 President and helped establish the Fund for Excellence in the Teaching of Psychology. His enduring influence is felt through the educators he mentored and the scholarship he advanced. Dr. Korn often remarked, “It's a wonderful thing to be a teacher.”
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