Mark P. Cosgrove

I was educated at Creighton University for my undergraduate degree and then at Purdue University for my PhD in Experimental Psychology. After earning my PhD, I worked at Probe Ministries in Dallas Texas, where I had the opportunity to speak at dozens of state universities on topics of tension between the Christian Worldview and secular thought. I then went to Taylor University in Indiana, where I have taught for going on 42 years now!

I am married to Jo Ann (Walker) Cosgrove, and we have three married sons, Walker (Kirsten),

Robert (Julia), and Preston (Jennifer). And my wife and I now have 6 grandchildren. My wife and I are strong Christians and we serve in several ways in our church.

I teach in the Psychology Department at Taylor University. My courses include Neuroscience and the Soul, Physiological Psychology, Integration of Psychology and Christianity, Biblical Psychology, and Introduction to Psychology (using literature and film).

I love life in small town Upland, Indiana, where we live three blocks from Taylor University. This was a wonderful environment in which to raise our family.