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Randy L. Diehl

Randy Diehl greets Dean’s Distinguished Graduate Rebekah Rodriguez and her family at a luncheon on May 15, 2014.

The Real Diehl: A Dean Reflects on His Mission

April 15, 2019 by David Ochsner

Randy Diehl is a morning person. Rising at 4 a.m., he writes a few emails catches up on his reading and takes a brisk walk before heading to campus to lead a college with 22 academic departments, three branches of the ROTC and more than 500 faculty members. Despite long days and a demanding schedule, […]

Portrait of Randy Diehl

Meeting Today’s Budget Realities While Building for the Future

May 24, 2011 by Randy Diehl

As you read this issue of Life & Letters, state lawmakers here in Austin continue to debate how to close an estimated $27 billion budget gap. The final spending plan they send to Gov. Rick Perry in the coming weeks will include cuts to almost every area of stategovernment, including higher education and TheUniversity of Texas at Austin. These are obviously difficult […]

Portrait of Randy Diehl

Message From the Dean: Spring 2010

May 10, 2010 by Randy Diehl

New Technology, Scholarly Discipline Help Advance World-Class Research As a psychology professor here at The University of Texas at Austin for the past 35 years, I’ve spent much of my career studying how the human brain perceives speech and language. And as a former department chair, I’ve also spent years trying to support colleagues whose […]

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