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Dr. Miranda McIntyre is an associate professor in the Department of Psychology at California State University. She completed her Ph.D. in Social Psychology at Purdue University.
Her research focuses on personality and individual differences, particularly those that involve interests. She studies how people attend and respond to their social and non-social environments. This work explores how individuals’ orientations toward their environments guide academic and career choices, with an emphasis on understanding participation and representation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) domains. Recently, her research has also examined learning in statistics and online courses.
⭐ Recent News and Updates
⭐ Recent News and Updates
Award: Received CSUSB Faculty Achievement Innovative Research Award (March 2025)
Publication: Paper accepted in The Internet and Higher Education (January 2025)
Grant (Internal): Awarded College of Social & Behavioral Sciences Seed Grant (Dec 2024)
Publication: Paper accepted in Education Sciences (December 2024)
Conference: Presented at PsychTERMS (December 2024)
Publication: Paper accepted in International Journal of Curriculum Development and Learning Measurement (September 2024)
News: Research team hosts mini-conference (April 2024)
Award: Honored as College's Outstanding Faculty in Instructionally Related Activities (April 2024)
Publication: Paper accepted in Administration & Society (April 2024)
Conference: Presented at CSU Symposium on Teaching and Learning (Feb 2024)
Conference: Presented at SPSP Annual Convention (Feb 2024)
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