Tiffany D. Rogers

Tiffany D. Rogers serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology within the College of Behavioral and Health Sciences at Middle Tennessee State University, contributing to undergraduate and graduate programs including Psychology B.S., Applied Research and Methodology Concentration M.A., and Molecular Biosciences Ph.D.

Education:

• PhD, University of Memphis (2012)
• MS, University of Memphis (2009)
• BS, Lipscomb University (2006)

Research Focus: Dr. Rogers' work centers on psychological research methodologies with interdisciplinary applications in molecular biosciences. Her expertise bridges quantitative analysis in behavioral health and biological systems, emphasizing rigorous experimental design and data interpretation across both domains. This dual focus enables innovative approaches to complex health and cognition questions.

Awards:

• 2021 Outstanding Teaching Award, Middle Tennessee State University

Dr. Rogers maintains active teaching responsibilities with office hours by appointment in Room 381 of the Academic Classroom Building. Her professional activities include curriculum development across multiple degree programs and departmental service within the Psychology Department, though specific grant funding or student mentorship details are not documented in available sources.