Many have served and continue to serve as editors of psychological journals, members of national review panels, and leaders in national organizations. All are authors of numerous scientific articles and chapters, and authors and editors of books. While we share a common interest in psychological processes and their development, our specific interests and expertise are diverse. Some of us are committed to increasing our understanding of basic psychological processes, whereas others of us emphasize implications for clinical, social and educational issues. To learn more about us, look through the faculty page.
Many faculty also have homepages that provide more detailed information.
Our graduate students have goals of doing basic research about psychological processes, considering the applications of their research, or both. Our graduates historically have gone on to make a difference as professors and researchers in colleges and universities, psychologists in health care and mental health settings, or policy makers in government.