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Graduate Students

Name Location Research Interests
Paula Adams Pullman
  • Integration of practice and research in college health promotion
Tosha BigEagle Vancouver
  • Mass incarceration, harm reduction, culturally adaptive interventions, social justice
Kat Bruzios Pullman
  • Preventative interventions in schools and communities for at-risk youth, specifically aiming to deter negative behaviors and promote a positive mentality
Chi Yang Chuang Spokane
  • Violence Injury Prevention,
    Substance Abuse,
    Homelessness
April Davis Spokane
  • Effects of probiotic therapy on mood and cravings through neurotransmitter normalization in the substance use disorder recovery population, as a potential adjunct therapy to help prevent relapse
Autumn Decker Pullman
  • Health disparities across housing types, rural aging, death and dying, aging policy and service use
Eleanor Dizon Pullman
  • The role of parent-child relationships in emerging adulthood and how these relationships may inform the development of parent-based interventions
Erica Doering Vancouver
  • Adolescent health promotion
Zena Edwards Pullman
  • Health communications and childhood obesity prevention
Marie Gray Pullman
Brianna Hernandez Pullman
Myah Houghten Spokane
Tricia Hughes Pullman
  • Research into practice and brief interventions for young adults
Anaderi Iniguez Pullman
  • Positive youth development, obesity prevention, adolescent leisure time, parent-child relationships
Konul Karimova Pullman
  • Prevention of gender violence by addressing social construction
    of gender.
Kimberly Klein Spokane
  • Domestic violence and violence against marginalized populations
Metta Kongira Vancouver
  • Social Services programs evaluation and child development
Cristina McAllister Pullman
  • Parent-adolescent communication through the use of media
Shane McFarland Pullman
  • Risk and protective factors, influences of physical activity and exercise with regards to preventing undesired health outcomes, violence prevention, and understanding the intersection of research and rigorous program evaluation
Aubrey Milatz Pullman
  • Influences of human perception on human-animal relationships. Multidirectional health benefits of humans/ animals involved in AAI.
Sara Mills Pullman
  • Prevention strategies for domestic violence and family structure for Native Americans
Kyle Murphy Pullman
  • Risk/protective factors in emerging adulthood; social-emotional development; translation and implementation science
Jordan Newburg Pullman
  • Impacts of perceptions, attitudes, or experiences on outcome related to receiving appropriate services
Sooyoun Park Vancouver
  • Health disparities in communities of color, particularly NHPI populations
  • Culturally-aligned, family-based health interventions; role of early-life and multi-generational trauma on health outcomes
Morgan Parker Money Vancouver
  • Childhood trauma relative to social and education policy/programs
Kelly O’Sullivan Pullman
  • All aspects of aging, specifically dementia and dementia care, different preventive measures of dementia and innovative care.
Faith Price Pullman
Elizabeth Purser Pullman
  • Adolescent development, risk factors that lead youth to criminal behavior
Jamie Ranjit Pullman
  • Contextual mechanisms of emotion regulation and its influence on health outcomes among young people
Ian Rasmussen Spokane
  • Sleep, mindfulness, and positive well-being
Meenakshi Richardson Vancouver
  • Social determinants of behavioral and environmental health: homelessness, ecological risk factors, harm-reduction/trauma informed care, substance use, suicide, coping in Native populations
Sara Spiers Vancouver
  • Intervention implementation and evaluation geared toward youth aging out of foster care
Bryony Stokes Spokane
  • Interventions for at risk youth and suicidal risk with emphasis on cultural diversity
Jenna Thompson Vancouver
  • Cultural adaptation of interventions and programs, child welfare, trauma-integrated programs and practices
Aryn Vaughan Pullman
  • Cognitive development, executive function as it relates to various contextual factors
Michael Williams Vancouver
  • Substance abuse prevention; rural health