Biography:

With over 12 years of experience in social services and a passion for teaching, Dr. Armen Tumasyan educates graduate and doctoral students as an adjunct faculty member at American International College. His academic focus includes research methods, social behavior, systems and theories, human development, and ethics. Dr. Tumasyan also serves as the Community Partners Program Manager for Performance and Contracts at MassHealth, where he manages relationships and agreements with community partners to ensure the delivery of high-quality healthcare services.

Dr. Tumasyan’s combined experience in public health and education allows him to make meaningful contributions across multiple domains, helping students connect theory to applied practice. His personal motto is, “Embrace curiosity, foster growth.”

Education:

• Ph.D., Clinical Psychology — American International College
• M.A., Clinical Psychology — American International College
• B.S., Psychology — American International College

Research/Interests:

• Research methods
• Social behavior
• Systems and theories
• Human development
• Ethics

Teaching Areas:

Dr. Tumasyan teaches graduate and doctoral courses in research methods, applied psychology, and evidence-based practice.