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Transfer (Undergraduate)

Accelerated Master's Degree Program

Brianna Z. Ross

Personality and Social Contexts Graduate Student
she/her/ella

bzross@umich.edu

Office Information:

3261 East Hall

Personality & Social Contexts; Psychology

Education/Degree:

B.A. Psychology, Communication Studies
M.A. Psychology

About

Broad interests include: social identities (e.g., ethnic, racial, gender), discrimination, collective action (e.g., activism), and well-being.

Current project(s):

Examining how Black folks' experiences of discrimination and intersecting identities (e.g., ethnic identity and racial identity) influence their engagement with collective action and well-being strategies.
Understanding the role of impostor feelings for Black and other minoritized students well-being outcomes (e.g., thriving, depression, anxiety).
Understanding Black gendered-racial experiences of resistance to oppression and mental health.

Faculty Advisor: Fiona Lee & Kevin Cokley

About

Broad interests include: social identities (e.g., ethnic, racial, gender), discrimination, collective action (e.g., activism), and well-being.

Current project(s):

Examining how Black folks' experiences of discrimination and intersecting identities (e.g., ethnic identity and racial identity) influence their engagement with collective action and well-being strategies.
Understanding the role of impostor feelings for Black and other minoritized students well-being outcomes (e.g., thriving, depression, anxiety).
Understanding Black gendered-racial experiences of resistance to oppression and mental health.

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