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Jessica J. Good ‘11 received her Ph.D. in social psychology under the advisement of Dr. Sanchez. Her dissertation research focused on the consequences of observing confronted and non-confronted sexism. She is currently a tenure track Assistant Professor at Davidson College in NC.
Corinne Moss-Racusin ‘11 received her Ph.D. in social psychology under the advisement of Dr. Rudman (and won the prestigious 2011 Geis Memorial Award from Division 35 of APA). Her research in our laboratory focused on gender roles in relationships and confronting sexism. She is currently a postdoctoral scholar in the psychology department at Yale University.
Julie Phelan ‘10 received her Ph.D. in social psychology (and the prestigious Gordon Allport Prize) under the advisement of Dr. Rudman. Her research in our laboratory focused on gender roles and sexism in close relationships. She is currently a Research Analyst with Langer Research Associates in NY.
Phillip Handy ‘10 received his B.A. in Sociology and Psychology after advanced independent research study on multiracial identity development in egalitarian familial contexts. After joining teach for America, he started the PhD program in sociology at UC Santa Barbara
Daveena Colwell ‘09 received her B.A. with Mabel Smith honors from
Rutgers University. Her research focused on gender identity threats in relationships. She is currently enrolled in the RU Masters Program in College Affairs
Tara Broccoli ‘08 received her Ph.D.in social/health psychology under the advisement of Dr. Sanchez. Her dissertation examined body disconnect and health behavior. She is currently an Assistant Professor at Mitchell College in CT.
Amanda Moreno ‘08 received her Ph.D.in social psychology under the advisement of Dr. Sanchez. Her dissertation examined attachment styles and internet dating. She is currently a tenure track professor at Hudson County Community College in Jersey City.
Kimberly Brynildsen ‘08 received her B.A. with Mabel Smith honors from
Rutgers University. She is currently in a Master's Program at George Mason University in Industrial/Organizational psychology. Her thesis was nominated for a NJPA award is currently under review for publication
Adam Biec ‘08 received his B.A. with honors from
Rutgers University. He is planning to apply for clinical psychology PhD programs next year.
Dina Graziano ‘07 received her B.A. with Henry Rutgers honors from
Rutgers University. She is currently working with underprivileged youth
and plans to apply to graduate school next year. Her thesis is under review for publication
Richard Sheridan ‘06 received his B.A. with honors from Rutgers
University. He is working on a joint Masters in Divinity and Social Work
at the University of Chicago.
Eric Saltzman ‘06 received his B.A. with High Honors as a Henry Rutgers scholar from
Rutgers University. Since graduating he worked as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Kiribati and Belize. Eric received his Masters in Public Communication. His thesis was published in 2008 at
Social Psychology.
Christina Kalinka ‘04 received her B.A. with honors from the University
of Michigan. Her thesis was published in Sex Roles. She currently has
her Ed. M in psychological counseling from Teachers College, Columbia
University and works as a mental health clinician in NY.
Tracy Kwang ‘05 received her B.A. with high honors from the University
of Michigan. She entered the Ph.D. program in social psychology at
University of Texas at Austin in 2007. Her thesis was published in 2007 at
Psychology of Women Quarterly.
Kathleen Lentz ‘05 received her B.A. with high honors from the
University of Michigan. She is working on her law degree at the University of Michigan. Her thesis is in press at the Journal of Social Issues.
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