Peter Glick (Oberlin College, A.B.; University of Minnesota, Ph.D.) is a social psychologist and Professor of Psychology at Lawrence University where he has taught since 1984. Along with co-author Susan T. Fiske (Princeton University), he received the 1995 Gordon W. Allport Prize for his research on ambivalent sexism, which challenges conventional notions of prejudice by demonstrating that subjectively “positive” attitudes toward women (e.g., that women ought to be placed on a pedestal) are not benign, but promote inequality.

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