Research : Graduate Psychology & Counseling

Current Faculty Research Projects

Interested in Doing Research?

Below are research projects that faculty in the Department of Graduate Psychology and Counseling are currently working on. They welcome you to submit a proposal on how you can join and contribute to their research!

Faculty Member	Research Topic
Dr. Rudolph Bailey	Nationwide study of the prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder, and how it is diagnosed by School Psychologists Math Anxiety as it Relates to Math Achievement in K-2
Dr. Nancy Carbonell	Community based participatory research: Listening to the Voice of LBGT Students on a Christian University Campus
Dr. Ronald Coffen	Nationwide study of the prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder, and how it is diagnosed by School Psychologists
Dr. Elvin Gabriel	Effects of Nature on One’s Mental Health
Dr. Tevni Grajales	Nationwide study of the prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder, and how it is diagnosed by School Psychologists Identity Styles and Religious Identity as Predictors of Religious Commitment Validation of Bersonsky’s Identity Style Scale
Dr. Bradly Hinman	The Experience of LGBT Seventh-day Adventists Dissertation: Mixed Methods Analysis of Counselor Views, Attitudes, and Perceived Competencies Regarding the Treatment of Internet Pornography Addiction.
Dr. Jimmy Kijai	Factors related to denominational loyalty among Adventist youths and young adults in Sabah Malaysia College experiences of alumni of Adventist colleges in North America
Dr. Jeannie Montagano	Nationwide study of the prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder, and how it is diagnosed by School Psychologists Math Anxiety as it Relates to Math Achievement in K-2
Dr. Nadia Nosworthy	Math Anxiety as it Relates to Math Achievement in K-2
Dr. Dennis Waite	Meaning Attributions from Adventure Experiences
Dr. Carole Woolford-Hunt	Psychoneuroendocrine Response to Perceived Difference Managing Competing Epistemologies/World Views HAIR Study (Hair, Activity, Identity, Race)