Current Faculty Research Projects
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Below are research projects that faculty in the School of Graduate Psychology & Counseling are currently working on. They welcome you to submit a proposal on how you can join and contribute to their research!
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Faculty Member
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Research Topic
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Dr. Karla Basurto Gutiérrez |
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Developing curriculum aimed at equipping graduate professors with the skills to guide and instruct graduate students in producing publishable articles
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Dr. Ronald Coffen |
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Nationwide study of the prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder, and how it is diagnosed by School Psychologists
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Dr. Bradly Hinman |
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The experience of LGBT Seventh-day Adventists
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Family dynamics, communication, and behavior disorders within families
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Sexuality and Christianity, including sexual orientation, pornography, sex addiction, and hypoactive sexual desire
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Supervision of minority supervisees by majority supervisors.
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Dr. Nadine Isaac-Dennis |
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Traumatic stress in children, social emotional education in diverse settings
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Dr. Rebecca Katovsich |
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The intersection of faith and mental health
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Healing properties of the therapeutic relationship
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Forgiveness and its role in facilitating improved mental health
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The impact of parental discord on the psychological health & personality development of children & adolescents
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Dr. Michael Milmine |
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Student success and engagement
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Learning and memory
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The impact of media use on everyday life
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The use of virtual reality in education and psychology
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Dr. Nadia Nosworthy |
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Numeracy development in children
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Individual differences in math achievement
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Math anxiety as it relates to math achievement in K-3
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Prof. Renette Portecop-Prentice |
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Self-efficacy for teaching students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
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Dr. Carole Woolford-Hunt |
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Psychoneuroendocrine response to perceived difference
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Managing competing epistemologies/world views
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HAIR study (Hair, Activity, Identity, Race)
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