Joseph Kim

Assistant Professor

Human Development & Family Science

  • Assistant Professor
    Human Development & Family Science
  • 405.744.9519 (Work)
  • Oklahoma State University, 226 Nancy Randolph Davis, Stillwater, OK, 74078

TEACHING

  • COURSE TAUGHT
    Doctoral Seminar in REMS
    12 Jan 2026 - 1 May 2026
    Theory and applications of selected advanced research and evaluation methods. Previously offered as REMS 6323.Offered for variable credit, 1-3 credit hours, maximum of 9 credit hours.Prerequisite(s): Permission of instructor.
  • COURSE TAUGHT
    Psychometric Theory
    18 Aug 2025 - 5 Dec 2025
    Theoretical basis for applying psychometric concepts to educational and psychological measurement. The Classical True Score model and applications to instrument development and design of studies for evaluating instrument quality. Previously offered as ABSE 6023.Prerequisite(s): REMS 6013 or consent of instructor.
  • COURSE TAUGHT
    Successful Aging (S)
    18 Aug 2025 - 5 Dec 2025
    Study of the unique characteristics of development during the middle and later years of development. Emphasis on the biopsychosocial process of aging and the effects on the individual and family. Previously offered as FRCD 4413.
  • COURSE TAUGHT
    Applied Multivariate Research in Behavioral Studies
    13 Jan 2025 - 2 May 2025
    An overview and analysis of multivariate procedures commonly applied to educational and behavioral research. Emphasis on conceptual design and application of these procedures. Previously offered as ABSE 6663.Prerequisite(s): REMS 6013 or consent of instructor.
  • COURSE TAUGHT
    Multilevel Modeling for HDFS Applications
    13 Jan 2025 - 2 May 2025
    Introduction to advanced statistical methods for analyzing longitudinal and grouped data. Multilevel modeling is emphasized, with brief introductions to other advanced statistical procedures, such as survival analysis and developmental trajectory analysis. Models include occasions nested within persons and persons nested within groups. Applications using appropriate statistical software.Prerequisite(s): HDFS 6133 and REMS 6013 or equivalents.
  • COURSE TAUGHT
    Multilevel Modeling Methods in Education
    13 Jan 2025 - 2 May 2025
    Multilevel modeling analyses relevant to research in educational and related sciences. Emphasis on practical, hands-on development, analysis, and interpretation of multilevel models. Prerequisite(s): REMS 5953, REMS 6003, REMS 6013 or consent of instructor.
  • COURSE TAUGHT
    Psychometric Theory
    19 Aug 2024 - 6 Dec 2024
    Theoretical basis for applying psychometric concepts to educational and psychological measurement. The Classical True Score model and applications to instrument development and design of studies for evaluating instrument quality. Previously offered as ABSE 6023.Prerequisite(s): REMS 6013 or consent of instructor.