Homelessness services and systems; affordable housing.
Impact of home, office, and digital clutter on quality of life; religious community leaders; meaning of psychological home; caregiving; volunteerism; sense of community; spirituality in the community.
Gender-based violence; program evaluation; systems change.
Public policy; prevention; substance use; chronic illness; recovery homes.
Family coping with health stressors including cancer and dementia; diversity of contexts in dealing with health stressors; family communication, cohesiveness, functioning; elderly care; social inclusion and connection to prevent loneliness.
Violence directed against educators; school-based evaluation and intervention; risk and protective factors across multiple ecological levels.
Community interventions with older adults; adulthood & aging; health message framing.
Identity; stereotypes and discrimination; systemic prejudice, intergroup violence; political psychology.
Suicide prevention; minority mental health; adolescent risk and resiliency; school-based interventions.
Asian Americans; immigrants and refugees; culturally tailored interventions; mental health and trauma; tobacco control and cessation.
Affiliate Faculty
Luciano Berardi, Ph.D.
Young adulthood; educational access and attainment; mentoring; ethnic minority youth; transitions.
Cultural diversity; improving academic settings for students and faculty; food and housing security; community psychology values
Howard Rosing, Ph.D.
Urban food access; migration; economic restructuring; community health.
Emeritus Faculty
Empowerment of people with disabilities; culture and attitudes; community research methods; health policy.
While there may be opportunities to collaborate with affiliate and emeritus faculty, affiliate and emeritus faculty do not admit students. Similarly, clinical-community faculty that are not also listed on this page may collaborate with our students, but are not able to admit students in this program.
Community Psychology Faculty Videos:
Hear directly from the DePaul Community Psychology faculty.
Watch faculty talk about their approach to research, mentoring students, and answer the following questions and more:
- What are your values and how do they influence your work?
- What expectations do you have for your teaching and graduate assistants?
- What is your approach to mentoring students?
- Who are some successful people you mentored?
- What expectations do you have for theses and dissertations?
- What is the culture of your research lab like?
Other Media: