David Myers is a distinguished social psychologist and an influential communicator of psychological science, dedicated to making complex concepts accessible to college students and the public. With a prolific body of work, his research has been featured in academic journals such as *Science* and *Psychological Science*, as well as in over four dozen magazines, encompassing subjects from hearing loss to the intersection of psychology and faith. Myers has authored seventeen books, including both general interest works and textbooks widely used in academic settings.

His contributions to psychological research have garnered significant recognition, including the Gordon Allport Prize and three honorary doctorates, reflecting his impact in the field. Notably, he has been an advocate for improved assistive listening systems for individuals with hearing loss, earning several prestigious awards for his efforts. Beyond his academic pursuits, David manages a family foundation that supports various initiatives, receiving royalties from his publications.

Passionate about both education and advocacy, he continues to inspire many through his compelling writings and public engagements