GWU Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences
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Clinical psychology P.h.D. student Barunie Kim, alum Sam Swisher (B.A. '18), and Dr. Christina Gee presented their research at APA in San Francisco, CA on August 11, 2018. Alum Katherine Pokorny (B.A. '18) was also a coauthor, but was unable to attend. The title of their poster was: Father involvement, coparenting, and cohabitation in low-income, ethnic minority mothers.
The American Psychological Association Minority Fellowship program has internships on a rolling basis. The next available internships begin this Fall.
Thanks to American Psychological Association for hosting students enrolled in Dr. Christina Gee's clinical psychology course. Students listened to speakers from several different directorates within APA, including Clinical Psychology Ph.D. alums, Dr. Tiffany Townsend (Senior Director of the Office of Ethnic Minority Affairs) and Dr. Chris Nettles (Project Director of the Integrated Health Care Alliance).
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