Carolyn Tran

PhD Candidate in Applied Social Psych @UWindsor studying racism and racial microaggressions within schools. 📖 I enjoy powerlifting, crocheting, and gaming.😊

[Carolyn Tran @CarolynNHTran]

I am happy to announce that my study on bicultural stress has been published in the Journal of Ethnic and Cultural Studies! Check out the full article here: https://t.co/87H57RlHsm

[Carolyn Tran @CarolynNHTran]

I am excited to present a poster of my research findings on the impact of first names in everyday interactions at the Words in the World International Conference (WOW2023)!

[Gena Dufour, MSc @GenaKatrina]

I am looking forward to presenting a poster on #institutionalbetrayal today at #APA2023! Come check me out at 11am in the poster hall if you're interested in my systematic review on #campussexualviolence response. Also available here: https://t.co/u57HK0oQXD

[Gena Dufour, MSc @GenaKatrina]

I am very excited to announce a new publication in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence today! This paper, written with Charlene Senn and the amazing @nicolekjeffrey, explores an important methodological concern in retrospective self-report surveys.

https://t.co/9N0fq6Fk1o

[SWAP @CPA_SWAP]

We saw many amazing presentations at #CPA2023 & are pleased to announce the winner of the 2023 @CPA_SWAP Student Presentation Award, @storm_balint, for her presentation "Women's Experiences of Sexuality and Sexual Safety Under Constrained Choice: A Systematic Review." @CPA_SCP

[University of Windsor @UWindsor]

On July 1, Erika Kustra will be stepping into the role of acting associate vice-president academic.

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[Carolyn Tran @CarolynNHTran]

I had the opportunity to share my research at @CPA_SCP this year!

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@GenaKatrina LOL

[Carolyn Tran @CarolynNHTran]

Findings from this study recommend that the American political discourse reconsider its position on removing anti-racism education and prioritize the experiences and voices of Black, racialized, and Indigenous students to dismantle white supremacy in schools. [5/5]

[Carolyn Tran @CarolynNHTran]

Racial microaggressions are systemic in the K-12 and post-secondary contexts and can shape how Black, racialized, and Indigenous students experience school. #UWinGradShowcase @UWindsorFGS @UWinFAHSS @UwindsorPsych @UWinResearch [1/5]

[Carolyn Tran @CarolynNHTran]

Findings contribute to an increased understanding of how power dynamics shaped by white supremacy affected Black, racialized, and Indigenous students’ experiences of racism and racial microaggressions in K-12 and post-secondary settings. [4/5]