His teaching courses in "General Psychology" and then "Experimental psychology" led to the building of a psychology laboratory which was built partially in support of the class but also for Wolfe to conduct his own research in. In 1895 George Washington Andrew Luckey to the department was hired to teach pedagogy taking over some of Wolfe's courses.
Wolfe's teaching of "General Psychology" and "Experimental psychology" prompted the creation of a psychology lab, which was initially designed for his classes but also allowed him to pursue his own research. In 1895, George Washington Andrew Luckey joined the department as a pedagogy instructor, assuming some of Wolfe's courses.