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Nicole Else-Quest, Ph.D. |
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Assistant Professor |
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Students and Alumni of the Learning & Emotion Lab
| CURRENT STUDENTS
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| Carlie
Allison
M.S. Student |
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My research interests are related mainly to gender and sexuality. Right
now I am particularly interested in how gender roles, stigma, and
objectification influence intimate relationships and sexuality.
Additionally, I am interested in gender socialization. I am originally
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| Tracy
Jackson
M.S. Student |
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I am originally from Massapequa Park, NY and received my undergraduate degree from Quinnipiac University in Hamden, CT. My primary research interests are in the areas of public health and health & cultural psychology. More specifically, I am interested in the epidemiology of infectious/chronic disease and injury, psychosocial treatments for chronic disease, global health, ethnic disparities in health care, and stereotyping. I am currently working on my thesis which will explore how the sexual orientation and gender of HIV positive individuals and the perceived controllability of the disease influences stigmatization. |
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Ashley Higgins M.S. Student |
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I am from Chester Springs, Pennsylvania, and received my undergraduate degree from Ursinus College. I am mainly interested in women's issues in psychology, the effects of abstinence-only education, and gender disparities in diagnosing psychiatric disorders. |
| ALUMNI
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| Katherine
Andriole
M.S. (2008) "A Mediation Model to Predict Career Choice: The Importance of Self-Efficacy and Extrinsic versus Intrinsic Work-Related Motivations" |
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My research interests are connected to perceptions of self and perceptions of others I am interested especially in self-concept, including gender identity, personality traits, self-efficacy, and stereotyping. Additionally, I am interested in psychological outcomes related to one's self concept, including gender identity, body image, and one's confidence and perceived efficacy in certain areas. |
| Erin Brennan
M.S. (2008) "Stigmatization of HIV Positive Individuals" |
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I am from Glenside PA and got my undergraduate degree from La Salle University in Philadelphia. I am interested in health psychology and the area of public health. Specifically I am interested in the effect that life threatening illnesses or injury's have on the person and their families. I am also interested in how stress plays a role in a person's health. My thesis looked at stigma placed in HIV positive individuals. My goal was to better understand what factors are involved in the stigmatization of HIV positive individuals. I plan on getting a PhD in either Clinical Psychology-Health Psychology or Public Health. |
| Nick Mickowski
Undergraduate Research Assistant
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| Amanda
Shultz Undergraduate Research Assistant
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