New Leadership Set to Enhance Psychology Program's Research and Education
September 25, 2025 - 13:49
KINGSTON, R.I. — Sept. 24, 2025 — The University of Rhode Island's Department of Psychology is on the brink of significant growth, driven by the vision of its new chair, David Schnyer. With a robust team of innovative researchers and dedicated educators, the department is well-positioned to elevate its research output and educational offerings.
Schnyer emphasizes the importance of a diverse curriculum that caters to a wide range of student interests and career aspirations. The department's commitment to fostering an inclusive learning environment is further strengthened by the backing of university administration and generous contributions from external donors. These resources are expected to facilitate groundbreaking research initiatives and enhance educational experiences for students.
As the department aims for recognition among the top-ranked psychology programs nationwide, Schnyer's leadership is seen as a pivotal factor in achieving these ambitious goals. The focus will be on not only advancing academic excellence but also on making a meaningful impact within the broader community.
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