The Psi Chi Journal of Undergraduate Research appoints consulting editors for a two-year period based on their skill and experience in reviewing manuscripts submitted for publication. In concert with other reviewers, these individuals suggest changes to authors and make recommendations to the editor regarding the acceptability of manuscripts for publication. Their names are listed here, alphabetically, to recognize their generous expenditure of time and effort on behalf of the Psi Chi Journal.

Pamela I. Ansburg, PhD, Metropolitan State College of Denver
Debora R. Baldwin, PhD, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
John P. Broida, PhD, University of Southern Maine
Sheila Brownlow, PhD, Catawba College
Susan R. Burns, PhD, Morningside College
Bradley J. Caskey, PhD, University of Wisconsin-River Falls
Andrew Christopher, PhD, Albion College
M. Diane Clark, PhD, Gallaudet University
Daniel P. Corts, PhD, Augustana College
Laurie L. Couch, PhD, Morehead State University
Anita A. Davis, PhD, Rhodes College
Florence L. Denmark, PhD, Pace University
Joy R. Drinnon, PhD, Milligan College
Julie E. Evey, PhD, University of Southern Indiana
F. Richard Ferraro, PhD, University of North Dakota
Alexis Grosofsky, PhD, Beloit College
Jennifer L. Hughes, PhD, Agnes Scott College
Jane A. Jegerski, PhD, Elmhurst College
William Kelemen, PhD, California State University, Long Beach
John W. Kulig, PhD, Plymouth State University
William J. Lammers, PhD, University of Central Arkansas
Janet D. Larsen, PhD, John Carroll University
Adrienne Y. Lee, PhD, New Mexico State University
Laura N. May, PhD, University of South Carolina Aiken
Elizabeth McGhee Nelson, PhD, Christian Brothers University
Lauren F. V. Scharff, PhD, Stephen F. Austin State University
Pamela Schuetze, PhD, Buffalo State College, SUNY
Paul C. Smith, PhD, Alverno College
Robert J. Sternberg, PhD, Yale University
Mary E. Utley, PhD, Drury University
George I. Whitehead, PhD, Salisbury University
Crystal L. Wright, PhD, Maryville College
Philip G. Zimbardo, PhD, Stanford University