Jordyn worked in the PRADAA lab as an undergraduate research assistant and S.U.N. facilitator. After graduating, she transitioned to the role of project coordinator for the Birthing Beautiful Babies project. In total, Jordyn worked for 5 years with the PRADAA lab, before returning to us as graduate student. Jordyn worked hard on various projects and helped so many Black women and children in the community! Also, Jordyn dedicated herself to training future researchers and mentoring research assistants! Jordyn now works with Dr. Sarah Black at Kent State where she will continue her research on LGBTQ+ children and family support. We wish her well in her new lab!
Graduated with a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Kent State University in August 2019. He received clinical specialization in adult psychopathology. During his study, his research in the PRADAA lab focused on examining the acting White accusation in the Black community and psychological implications of the experience.
Dr. Elizabeth Jean graduated with a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Kent State University in August 2019. He received clinical specialization in adult psychopathology. During his study, his research in the PRADAA lab focused on examining the acting White accusation in the Black community and psychological implications of the experience.
Graduated with a Master's of Arts in Clinical psychology at Kent State University in August 2018. His Master's thesis examined the Associations between Ethnic/Racial Identity, Social Support and the Acting White Accusation.
Graduated with a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Kent State University in August 2011. She received clinical specialization in child and adolescent psychopathology. During her study, her research in the PRADAA lab focused on examining the acting White accusation in the Black community.
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