McNair Graduation
Yandra Marino received her graduation medallion at the McNair Ceremony.
The CCHI Lab's research brings attention to the ways sociocultural factors contributing to continuing health inequities across diverse populations in the United States and the world.
If you are interested in exploring the intersections between health inequities, identity development, and cultural influences, this may be the right lab for you.
Read moreThe CCHI Research Las has multiple studies running at any given time. This work focues on health inequities, culture and identity.
Read moreThe CCHI Lab's research team is made up of diverse group of undergraduate students, graduate students, interdisciplinary faculty and community organizations.
Read moreYandra Marino received her graduation medallion at the McNair Ceremony.
Elsa Bravo presented at National Latinx Psychlogical Association Conference.
Valentina presented her research examining sex trafficking victims attitudes toward their trafficker.
Claire has been selected for the Futures Without Violence National Campus Leaders Fellowship.
Jackie has published in the APA's Cultural Diversity & Ethnic Minority Psychology Journal.
Claire has published in the Journal of Gay & Lesbian Social Services.
CCHI Doctoral Students presented their original research at the APA's National Multicultural Summit.
A key goal of our work is to identify factors that can help prevent continued health inequities, particularly within understudied and marginalized communities.
Read Moreof undergraduate women experience rape or sexual assault.
is the average number of phone calls placed to domestic violence hotlines nationwide daily.
is the average age girls typically first become victims of human trafficking.
of the reproductive-age population has been infected with one or more types of genital HPV.