Desa Karye Daniel Clinical Interests: Multicultural counselling and underserved populations, college students, academic based stress, and imposture syndrome. Research Interests: College Student racial/ethnic development, University based microaggressions/racism/invisibility, and African Americans and intersectionality Clinical & Research Interests: Health disparities, minority health, HIV/AIDS, underserved populations, interpersonal/psychodynamic theory and psychotherapy Darren Agboh Research Interests: Perception of biracial targets as a function of social cues, effects of communication modality (video vs. print) on unaffected bystanders’ responses to police brutality towards minorities (EEG and diffusion MRI Jacks Cheng Clinical Interests: Underrepresented populations (esp. queer people of color), international workers and scholars, police and armed forces, multilingual counseling Research Interests: Intersectionality, power and oppression, language and identity development, men and masculinity, and career and organizational diversity Jasmine Jenkins Clinical Interests: Child/adolescents, families, adjudicated youth Research Interests: Incarcerated African-American youth, culturally specific interventions, racial/ethnic identity development, #Blacklivesmatter in social media Farzana Saleem George Clinical Interests: Child/adolescents/families/ Research Interests: Effects of race-related stress on psychological outcomes for African American youth; influence of family and neighborhood factors on child and adolescent adjustment Yue Li Clinical Interests: Adults, underrepresented populations, cultural identities, interpersonal issues, and humanistic/existential approach Research Interests: Multicultural counseling, vocational development, and positive psychology Nelson Zounlome Clinical Interests: Racial/Ethnically underrepresented college students Research Interests: Evidence-based prevention and behavioral interventions; mental health outcomes of underrepresented young adults; identity development of first and second generation Africans and African Americans. Roberto Luis Abreu Clinical Interests: Latina/o LGBTQ youth Research Interests: Latina/o LGBTQ youth parental and community acceptance and well-being Jessica Jackson Clinical Interests: emerging and young adults; culturally-relevant interventions & assessment; performance populations (athletes, active-duty military and veterans), integrated behavioral health Research Interests: race-related stress; health disparities, culturally relevant interventions and trainingStudent Representative
Kansas State University
Counselor Education and Supervision
DDaniel2@ksu.eduPost Doctoral Chair
Heather C. Key Domingue
Emory University
Clinical Psychology
hkey@emory.eduCampus Representative Co-Chair
The Graduate Center, City University of New York
Basic & Applied Social Psychology
dagboh@gradcenter.cuny.edu
Campus Representative Co-Chair
Indiana University
Counseling Psychology
jaxcheng@indiana.edu
Mentorship Program Co-Chair
University of Georgia
Counseling Psychology
Jenkins.J.Jasmine@gmail.comMentorship Program Co-Chair
Washington University
Clinical Psychology
farzanat.saleem@gmail.comGraduate Student Convention Assistant
Indiana University Bloomington
Counseling Psychology
li515@iu.eduResearch Chair
Indiana University
Counseling Psychology
nzounlom@indiana.eduStudent Liaison
University of Kentucky
Counseling Psychology
rlab224@g.uky.eduStudent Liaison
New Mexico State University
Counseling Psychology
jacksj@nmsu.edu
Student Committee
Keep Up To Date
Hi all! I am looking for African American/Black and Nigerian youth in CA and TX to participate in my dissertation study called the New African Diaspora Study. Please send this flyer out through your networks. Also participants will receive a $10 gift card for completing the survey.
We are talking to Black youth about race, ethnicity, and experiences that affect their school success.
Some questions ask youth:
• How do you racially and ethnically identify?
• What sort of classes do you take?
• What type of discrimination have you faced in the classroom/at school?
We want to know how Black youth come to understand their racial and ethnic identities and the influences of those identities on their school success.
The New African Diaspora study is surveying African American/Black and Nigerian youth in CA and TX who completed grades 9-12 during the 2016-2017 academic year. They are paid $10 for a confidential survey that takes about 20-35 minutes.
The survey is done online and can be done on a laptop, tablet, or smartphone.
Parent approval is required for participation of children 13-17. Please visit tinyurl.com/NewAfricanDiasporaPC for the permission form. The website provides more information about the project. You may read about it and you can call us at (408) 888-8240 or email adao@uw.edu to learn more and to ask questions.
If you read the description and decide that you want your son or daughter to participate, you can sign the permission form at tinyurl.com/NewAfricanDiasporaPC
Parent approval is NOT required for participation of children 18 or older. Please email adao@uw.edu to get access to the survey.
For more information, call or text Ada Onyewuenyi at (408) 888-8240 or email at adao@uw.edu.
Mark you calendar:
ECP Joint Social (Division 51, 17, 35, 44, & 45)
August 4, 6-7pm
Marriott Marquis Salon 12
Good morning colleagues
I hope this email finds you well. You may remember that CEMA is producing a video series on race related stress . Last year, we sent out a call to conduct interviews with psychologists of color whose work intersects with stress and more specifically race related stress. We did quite a bit of recording at Convention last year. Currently, we have contributions for scholars such as Helen Neville, PhD; Kevin Nadal, PhD; Derald Sue, PhD; Thomas Parham, PhD and James Jackson, PhD. But, the series is missing contributions from an ethnically representative cadre of experts. Right now, the video is heavily African American and I would like to diversify the series a bit. We particularly need contributions from our American Indian/Alaska Native and Latina/o colleagues but could also use more participation from Asian American psychologists as well. We will be filming again at convention this year. Please let me know if you know of colleagues that would be appropriate and might be interest/available to film during convention this year. I can provide more information regarding the questions and the times we have available for filming if interested. Art has agreed to participate already but we are open to more participation from this group or from colleagues that you recommend. Any thoughts or assistance you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Tiffany
mailto:Ttownsend@APA.ORG