People

Lindsay Rice Greenlee, Ph.D.

My focus is largely on research design and statistical analysis. I utilize these skills to answer questions about human behavior. My expertise is in social, group, and team behavior with a focus on optimizing performance and behavior in the workplace. Specifically, I am interested in the processing of gender role stereotype information and its effect on our perception of others, as well as methods of social influence used online. In 2003, I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Kentucky with a minor in Sociology. I earned my Master of Science in Experimental Psychology from Villanova University in 2007, followed by my Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology with a Quantitative Psychology Minor from The University of Alabama in 2014. I love fitness and you can often find me at the Texas Tech pool or at the Pure Barre studio. 
                                   

Phoenix Crane

My research focuses on stigma management and identity with respect to sexual and gender minority (SGM) populations, particularly within the BDSM community. I also study stigma and discrimination among gender and racial/ethnic minorities and the LGBTQIA+ community. I lived in several places while growing up: Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, and now Texas. I graduated from Ohio University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology, an English minor, and a certificate in Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies. My goal is to work closely with marginalized SGM populations and conduct research that eliminates stigma and promotes inclusivity and acceptance. I would love to do this work in the United Kingdom, especially because I am a big nerd. I enjoy watching fantasy/sci-fi shows and movies, reading books for pleasure, cuddling with my cat, gardening, and crafting. I also do archery, yoga, aerial silks, and I am a killer thrift shopper! 
 

Hannah Snidman

My primary research interests include minority stress theory, allyship, and perceptions of and experiences of gender minorities. I am originally from St. Louis, Missouri and attended Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois for my Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology, with minors in Sociology and Women and Gender Studies. I hope to continue in academia after graduate school as a Psychology and Women and Gender Studies professor. When I am not working, I enjoy exploring Lubbock, dancing, spending time with friends and family, and watching Ted Lasso!
 

Jordyn Glick

My primary research interests include sexism, first impressions, facial attractiveness, and perceptions of minority groups. One of my recent studies explored how lipstick color impacts women's hireability and placement in high-level positions. and My hometown is Lewistown, Pennsylvania and I obtained my Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology with a minor in Women and Gender Studies from Lock Haven University in Pennsylvania in 2019. After undergrad, I enrolled in a Master's degree program in Educational Psychology at Edinboro University and worked for a psychiatric rehabilitation facility for two years. Following my time at Texas Tech University, I hope to work in academia and be the spark in someone's psychology journey! In my free time I enjoy crocheting, spending time with my guinea pigs, and baking/cooking. I am definitely a homebody, and I am advent listener to True Crime podcasts.