Spring 2025 PhD Graduate
Her doctoral research uses a mixed-methods approach and is focused on unmet family-planning needs of low-income and immigrant populations in the United States, examining the role of health literacy interventions in healthcare access.
Spring 2025 PhD Graduate
Lacey's research centers on strengthening child well-being and preventing child maltreatment, with a particular emphasis on community-based interventions.
Spring 2025 PhD Graduate
Her research examines the impact of historical and current U.S. workforce policies on disparities in economic outcomes (retirement, savings, and generational wealth transfers) between Americans comparing gender, race, income and martial and parenting statuses.
Spring 2025 PhD Graduate
Her research interests include treatment retention issues in psychiatric settings, social determinants of health and mental health, community-engaged research, cultural disparities and their influence on substance abuse and addiction, and cross-cultural factors among ethnic minority groups, as well as international social work.
Spring 2025 PhD Graduate
Megan’s research focus is access to intimate partner and sexual violence prevention and healing services for individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (IDD), and how such access impacts victimization.
