Dr Georgina Maddox

Lecturer in Psychology

College of Human Sciences and Culture

place Social Sciences North

Dr Georgina A. Maddox is a Lecturer in psychology at Flinders University with expertise in memory, cognition, and higher education. She is the College Student Success Lead and SoTL Lead for the Human-centred AI Network (HumAIN) within the College of Human Sciences and Culture and is a recipient of Teaching Excellence and Innovation in Learning and Teaching awards. Dr Maddox is also a founding member of the Psychology of Applied Cognition and Teaching (PACT) Lab.

Drawing on her background in cognitive psychology and extensive experience in higher education teaching, Dr Maddox's research examines memory, learning, and the impact of generative AI on cognition and educational outcomes. Her current work investigates how generative AI influences memory, learning processes, and student engagement, with a particular focus on understanding its implications for psychology education and professional practice.

By integrating insights from both research and teaching, Dr Maddox aims to inform evidence-based approaches to the instruction and use of generative AI in higher education. Her work seeks to support educators and equip psychology graduates with the knowledge, skills, and critical capabilities required to thrive in an increasingly AI-enabled professional landscape.

Qualifications

BA, BPsychSt(GradEntry), BPsychSc(Hons), PhD 

Honours, awards and grants

Australia Chancellors Letter of Commendation – Flinders University (2020)

Graduate Women SA Centenary Scholarship – Australian Federation of University Women (2022)

College of Education, Psychology and Social Work – Learning and Teaching Innovation Award (2024)

Student-Led Teaching Award – Honourable Mention – Flinders University (2024)

Student-Led Teaching Award in Innovation in Digital Teaching– Honourable Mention – Flinders University (2024)

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