15 faculty and 40 courses in Psychology at Middlebury College.
- Barbara Hofer, Professor Emerita of Psychology h-index 30
Focus on learning and psychosocial development, particularly in adolescence and the college years, and on the psychological aspects of the public understanding of science. This work includes: 1) the development of epistemic cognition (belie
- Martin Seehuus, Associate Professor of Psychology h-index 24
- Clarissa Parker, Associate Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience h-index 23
. Students will also practice the stylistic and technical aspects of scientific writing needed to write their thesis. (BIOL 0500, CHEM 0400, MBBC 0500, MBBC 0700) (Approval required). Terms Taught Winter 2023, Spring 2023, Winter 2024, Spri
- Matthew Kimble, Professor of Psychology; Director of PSYC Thesis Program h-index 23
Focus on attentional processes in survivors of psychological trauma, particularly military veterans. He uses eye tracking and event related potentials to better understand difficulties with expectancy and hypervigilance in traum
- Robert Moeller, Associate Professor of Psychology; Director, MiddCORE h-index 22
- Jason Arndt, Professor of Psychology h-index 21
- Suzanne Gurland, Sidney B. and Irene F. Luria Professor of Psychology h-index 12
- Michelle McCauley, Executive Vice President and Provost; Professor of Psychology h-index 11
Es on applying cognitive, social, and developmental theory to problems across multiple domains with a focus on applying psychological theory to today’s most pressing social issues. Over the last few years her scholarly efforts hav
- Virginia Thomas, Assistant Professor of Psychology h-index 10
- Laura MacMullin, Assistant Professor of Psychology h-index 7
Es on improving the well-being of trans and gender-diverse youth. In particular, Laura’s research has examined experiences of risk and resilience for BIPOC trans youth. Her research has also explored how gender-affirming healthcare can be m
- Olga Parshina, Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology h-index 7
Es on exploring online language processing in unique populations, such as bilingual and monolingual adults and children, including those with learning difficulties (dyslexia). Particularly, Olga investigates the questions concerning reading
- Carlos Velez-Blasini, Dean of International Programs; Professor of Psychology
Es primarily on risk-taking behaviors by college students. In particular he is interested in alcohol consumption, its causes and consequences, as well as sexual risk-taking, including casual sex and protective behaviors. Recent work has exa
- Kim Cronise, Associate Professor of Psychology; Department Chair
Ed on how neuroplasticity could lead to adverse outcomes, her current research explores the opposite: Kim investigates how contemplative practices and neuroplasticity promote well-being. Practicing mindfulness positively affects clinical ou
- Marcia Collaer, A. Barton Hepburn Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience
- Mike Dash, Associate Professor of Psychology
Es on elucidating the physiological, behavioral, and cognitive consequences of spontaneous brain activity. The vast majority of brain activity appears to occur independently of a specific cognitive or behavioral task. Although i
Roster/catalog compiled from the college’s public directory. Faculty counts are directory headcounts; the named list may be a subset. h-index shown only for ORCID-backed or high-confidence OpenAlex matches. Data as of 2026-07-01.