Dr. Blincoe’s primary research interests include the application of social psychology in alternative warfare environments, disrespect in multiple relationship contexts (e.g., romantic partner, teacher-student, parent-child), and the scholarship of teaching & learning (SoTL). Additional information about her program of research in each of these areas can be found on the corresponding research page. The PRISM page highlights her involvement in the Longwood Perspectives on Research in Science and Mathematics funded summer research program.

In anticipation of the 2016 Vice Presidential debate, hosted by Longwood University, 14 Longwood faculty members participated in the En-Light(e)ning Talk series. Faculty connected their disciplinary expertise with election issues with short, informative talks. Check out Dr. Blincoe’s talk on candidate trustworthiness!