Travis Crone

Dr. Travis Crone leads initiatives in the field of psychology as an Assistant Professor at the University of Houston-Downtown. With a Ph.D. in Psychology, Dr. Crone is deeply engaged in exploring the intricate connections between religion and psychology, as well as the broader realms of social cognition and cognitive psychology. His research delves into the nonconscious effects of social goal primes and the cognitive properties of goal completion, providing valuable insights into how individuals navigate their social environments. At UHD, Dr. Crone is committed to advancing the understanding of how the social environment influences religious beliefs, a topic that sits at the intersection of his interests in religion and psychology. His work also extends to examining the impact of teaching best practices on student outcomes, reflecting his dedication to enhancing educational experiences. Through his research, Dr. Crone aims to contribute to the development of effective teaching and learning strategies that can be applied across various educational settings. In addition to his research endeavors, Dr. Crone is actively involved in mentoring students and fostering a collaborative academic environment. His passion for teaching is evident in his efforts to integrate research findings into the classroom, ensuring that students benefit from the latest advancements in psychological science. Dr. Crone's commitment to both research and education underscores his role as a dynamic and influential figure in the field of psychology.