• Portraits of the (In)visible: Examining the Intersections of Race, Religion, and Gender for Black Muslim Women in College 

  Daoud, Nina (2017)

  Although anti-Islamic sentiments have existed before 9/11, the past 15 years have brought about a distinct set of challenges for Muslim Americans, ones that have seldom been explored within the context of college campuses. ...

• Mental Health Literacy, stigma, and attitudes toward help-seeking at school for Asian- and Latino-American adolescents 

  Barlis, Julia Emily Christine (2018)

  Although adolescents are most likely to receive mental health services in the school setting compared with other settings, few studies have examined barriers to mental health help-seeking at school for ethnic minority ...

• PHYSICAL HEALTH IN PSYCHOTHERAPY: AN EXAMINATION OF DISCUSSION AND RESPONSE FROM THERAPIST AND CLIENT PERSPECTIVES 

  Fuhrmann, Amy Carr (2017)

  This study investigated if and how physical health is discussed in open-ended psychotherapy in a naturalistic setting, including identifying frequency and content of reported physical health issues, in-session responses ...

• WHO AM I?: MEDIA INFLUENCE ON THE GENDER CONSTRUCTION OF ADOLESCENT GIRLS 

  Lawrence, Angela S (2018)

  While gender construction and identity occur across many years of childhood and early adulthood, it is in the adolescent stage when children ask the question, “Who am I?” In this study, I examine the ways media, as well ...

• Policy, Practice, and the School Psychologist Shortage: A Qualitative Study 

  Hughes, Kevin Andrew (2018)

  For several decades, a shortage of school psychologists has been anticipated when the baby boom generation reached retirement age. Projections forecast that the worst of the shortage would take place in the latter half of ...

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