Randy Lee Diehl

Background

Diehl, Randy Lee was born on April 2, 1949 in Freeport, Illinois, United States. Son of Loren Emerson and Mildred Saloa (Clayton) Diehl.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Psychology, University of Illinois, 1971; Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology, University of Minnesota, 1975.

Career

Predoctoral associate, center for research in human learning, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1971-1975; assistant professor, department psychology, University Texas, Austin, 1975-1981; associate professor, department psychology, University Texas, Austin, 1981-1988; professor, University Texas, Austin, since 1988; fellow, center for cognitive science, University Texas, Austin, since 1989; chair department psychology, University Texas, Austin, since 1995. Panel member, dissertation and postdoctoral minority fellowships Ford Foundation, Washington, 1990, National Research Council, Washington, 1991. Visiting lecturer Instituto de techológico y de Estudios Superíores, Monterrey, Mexico, summer 1991, 92.

Achievements

• Randy Lee Diehl has been listed as a noteworthy Psychology educator, researcher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member International Society Ecological Psychology, American Association Phonetic Sciences, Linguistic Society American, Acoustical Society American.

Connections

Married Mary Louise Wiley, June 13, 1970. Children: Matthew Benjamin, Sarah Elizabeth.

Father:

Loren Emerson Diehl

Mother:

Mildred Saloa (Clayton) Diehl

Spouse:

Mary Louise Wiley

child:

Sarah Elizabeth Diehl

child:

Matthew Benjamin Diehl