Trevor S. Lies is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at Norfolk State University, where he leads the Environment & Psychology Research Group. 

Trevor studies how individuals, communities, institutions, and disciplinary psychology respond to ecological change and engage with matters of environmental (in)justice. He applies a variety of methods to study how people experience environmental amenities, hazards, and change, the psychology of environmentalism, racism, ideology, culture, and disciplinary psychology's approach to studying these issues. He approaches this work from a perspective of cultural psychology informed by decolonial, critical race, and world-ecology perspectives.

In 2025, Trevor earned his Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Kansas, where he also completed his MA and BA degrees. He has spent most of his life in what is now known as Kansas, U.S.