马塞诸斯州大学波士顿

Kerrie威尔金斯

部门:
咨询 & 学校心理学
标题:
助理教授
地点:
Wheatley Hall Floor 02
电话:
617.287.7608

专业领域

交集, Women and girls of Color, 社会正义, 心理健康, addressing inequities in the world of work, academic and career development, 阀杆, developing culturally sustaining interventions

Professional Publications & 贡献

Additional Information

Kerrie威尔金斯-Yel, Ph.D. is an 助理教授 of 咨询 Psychology at the University of Massachusetts Boston. Her research broadly focuses on equity, justice, and access both at work and in pursuit of work. 具体地说, she takes an intersectional approach to understanding the influence of oppression and marginalization on the academic and career development of women from diverse racial/ethnic backgrounds in science, 技术, 工程, and mathematics (阀杆) disciplines. Her work has been published in scholarly outlets such as Sex Roles, Journal of Vocational Psychology, Journal of 多样性 in Higher Education, and Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering. In addition to her scholarship, Dr. 威尔金斯-Yel addresses race- and gender-based inequities in 阀杆 by developing culturally sustaining interventions through interdisciplinary research-practice-partnerships. 最值得注意的是,. 威尔金斯-Yel founded and co-directs the multi-institutional I CAN PERSIST 阀杆 Initiative, a liberatory counterspace designed to advance 阀杆 persistence among women and girls of color in a manner that centers their thriving. To date, her work has been supported by approximately $5M in federal and private grant awards. Dr. 威尔金斯-Yel is a National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER fellow, as well as the recipient of the APA Emerging Leader for Women in Psychology Award, and the Society for 咨询 Psychology’s Early Career Award for Distinguished Scientific 贡献 to 咨询 Psychology.

资助经费:

  • #WorkingWhileBlack: Examining how Navigating 性别ed Racism at Work Impacts Black Women’s 心理健康. American Psychological Foundation. [Principal Investigator]
  • CAREER: Advancing 阀杆 Persistence among Graduate Women of Color through an Examination of Institutional Contributors and Deterrents to 心理健康. National Science Foundation. [Principal Investigator] Award Abstract # 2048018
  • Collaborative Proposal: What Black Doctoral Students in 阀杆 Want and What Their 教师 are Giving: How the Differences Impact Students’ 心理健康 and Career Trajectory Decisions. National Science Foundation. [Principal Investigator at UMB] Award Abstracts #2100349 & #2100408
  • CareerWISE III: Intersectional Perspectives on Associations Between Perceived Supports & Underrepresented Minority Women’s Persistence in 阀杆 Doctoral 项目. National Science Foundation. [Principal Investigator at UMB] Award Abstracts #2019533 & #1761278
  • Analyzing a Multigenerational Mentorship Environment Designed to Advance 阀杆 Persistence of Undergraduate Women of Color. National Science Foundation. [Principal Investigator] Award Abstract #2013465
  • Transforming 阀杆 Career Pathways: Examining a Multigenerational Mentorship Environment to Support Persistence of Women of Color Pursuing 阀杆 Education at Community 大学. National Science Foundation. [Co-Principal Investigator] Award Abstract # 2044354

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