Baylor Psychology & Neuroscience

So proud of all the Psychology and Neuroscience students presenting their research at the 2026 Baylor Engagement and Research (BEAR) Symposium! They were able to gain valuable experience in scientific communication while disseminating information about innovative research across many areas of our field, supporting scientific progress.💚🐻

Wishing you a joyful and blessed Easter!

Giving Day is here! 💚
Support us today: https://baylor.scalefunder.com/gday/giving-day/108549/donate?des=722298&dept=108575
Then choose the Psychology & Neuroscience Excellence Fund.

Giving Day is here! 💚 Support us today: https://baylor.scalefunder.com/gday/giving-day/108549/donate?des=722298&dept=108575 Then choose the Psychology & Neuroscience Excellence Fund. #baylorgives

Congratulations, Dr. Malavanti!!

Twelve faculty members have been selected as Outstanding Faculty for the 2025–2026 academic year.

They were nominated by their peers and chosen by the Baylor University College of Arts & Sciences Outstanding Faculty Committee, chaired by Dr. James Stamey.

These honorees have also been forwarded for University-wide consideration, with final selections to be announced later this spring. Join us in celebrating their achievement!

More info ℹ️ -> https://ow.ly/Gr9y50Yw0wv

Senior Spotlight ✨ Congrats, Amelia! Wishing you all the best as you step into this exciting next chapter. Sic ’Em Forever! 💚🐻💛

Senior Spotlight! Congratulations, Amelia! We can't wait to see what this next chapter holds for you! Sic ‘Em Forever 🐻 💚💛

☃️Making spirits bright, one ugly sweater at a time ☃️
Sweaters: questionable. Memories: top tier.
So thankful for time together with our department 💚💛

🎉 Congratulations to Our Top-Cited Faculty! 🎉

We are proud to celebrate our PSY & NCS faculty who have been recognized among the Top 2% of the World’s Most Cited Researchers (Fall 2025).

https://news.web.baylor.edu/news/story/2025/baylor-faculty-listed-among-top-2-worlds-most-cited-researchers

Happy Halloween 🎃

This past Friday, we had the pleasure of hosting Chris Jaeger, PhD, Associate Professor Law School, who spoke on “A Cognitive Perspective on Tort Law’s Reasonable Person.” We sincerely thank him for his time and applaud him for delivering such a fascinating and insightful talk. 💛💚