Steven Quackenbush

Dr. Steven Quackenbush serves as the Associate Provost and Dean of Arts & Sciences at the University of Maine at Farmington (UMF), holding a concurrent role as Professor of Psychology. He joined UMF's faculty and has taught courses such as General Psychology (PSY 101), Adulthood and Aging (PSY 226), and Cognitive Psychology (PSY 314).

Dr. Quackenbush earned his PhD in Social-Personality Psychology from Kansas State University (1996), alongside an MS (1992) and BA from California State University (1989). His research focuses on the history of psychology, narrative structures of personal identity, and theoretical integration in social sciences. He emphasizes undergraduate student involvement in original research, a key highlight of his career.

His scholarly work addresses interdisciplinary challenges in social sciences and lifespan personality development. Though no specific articles are listed, his publications reflect these core themes. No scientific awards are noted in the provided text.

Dr. Quackenbush’s roles in academic leadership and psychology education underscore his contributions to UMF’s academic and administrative missions.