Many faculty have made lasting impacts in the the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences since it was founded in 1883. We honor their contributions here.
- Mary Ainsworth
- Richard Allen, Associate Professor; School of Medicine, Neurology. Research interests: Clinical and medical psychology
- Alphonse Chapanis
- James Deese
- Clinton DeSoto
- David Edwin. Research interests: Clinical and medical psychology
- Wendell Garner
Bert Green, Professor Emeritus
Research interests: psychometrics and the development of computerized adaptive testing methods
Stewart Hulse, PBS professor and former chair
Research interests: experimental psychology trained in the field of animal learning
Research interests: study of infant language perception and speech development
- James Meyer
- David S. Olton, Professor
- G. Wilson Shaffer, Professor Emeritus
- Julian Stanley, Professor
- Warren Torgerson, Professor Emeritus. Research interests: Psychological measurement
Steve Yantis, Professor
Research interests: Cognitive neuroscience, human visual perception and attention
Susan Courtney, Professor
Research Interests: Cognitive neuroscience, functional neuroimaging, working memory, attention