Gee – GWU Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences

Congratulations to Vicky Ho on her first- authored publication!

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Please join us in congratulating Vicky Ho on her first-authored publication in the Asian American Journal of Psychology. This study was co-authored with clinical program alum Mia Khera.

Full citation below:

Ho, V. C., Gee, C. B., & Khera, G. S. (2025). Asian Indian male international graduate students’ help-seeking intentions toward formal and informal supports: The role of cultural and familial factors. Asian American Journal of Psychology. Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1037/aap0000355

Congratulations Vicky

Congratulations to Rebecca Hoffman, Maya Cook, Matt Balaguer and Dr. Gee on recent publication acceptance!

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Join us in congratulating graduate students Rebecca Hoffman, Maya Cook, and Matt Balaguer, along with their mentor, Dr. Gee, on the acceptance of their manuscript Exploring the Interaction between Social Strain and Support and its Association with College Students' Well-Being for publication in the journal Emerging Adulthood. It is wonderful to see such fruitful collaboration across labs and across programs within our department!

Congratulations to Maya Cook and Vicky Ho who have received APS awards for their posters!

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Congratulations to Maya Cook and Vicky Ho whose posters will be presented at the end of this month Association for Psychological Science Conference in Chicago, IL. Well done!

Maya Cook has been selected to receive an 2022 APS Emerging Scholar Award for her poster, “Co-parenting relationship quality and conflict during the COVID-19 pandemic”. This new award celebrates the research and contributions of the APS student affiliates from diverse backgrounds, based on their personal statement, poster abstract submitted to the APS Annual Conference, and CV. Vicky Ho and Barunie Kim are co-authors on this work.

Vicky Ho has been selected as an Honorable Mention for the 2022 APS RISE Research Award for her poster, “South Asian International Graduate Students and Predictors of Mental Health Service Utilization”. This award acknowledges outstanding psychological science research related to under-represented populations or conducted by student members of APS from diverse backgrounds.Each award also comes with a small cash prize and recognition at the APS meeting.

Congratulations!