Fielding Graduate University

Incoming Editor of APA’s Psychology of Popular Media

The American Psychological Association (APA) selected Fielding faculty member, Karen Dill-Shackleford, PhD, as the incoming editor of Psychology of Popular Media. The journal focuses on peer-reviewed research into popular culture and general media influences on individual, group, and system behavior.

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The Intersection of Media and Gender Diversity

Media psychologist, Dr. Aiden Hirshfield, focuses on the intersection of media and gender diversity, looking at the ways individuals use and engage with emerging media technology to explore and validate their identities.

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Monique Morris, EdD

Making films and giving TED talks about the disproportionate punishment of black girls in school.

Interview with Scholarship Recipient, Jennifer Nosker

Jennifer Nosker, the Chair of the Board Scholarship recipient, was inspired to serve on Student Governance because she felt “it was important for all voices to be heard in the decision-making processes that impact students.”

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Clinical Psychology Student Passionate About Human Rights

Clinical Psychology student, Erinn Cameron, was drawn to Fielding because of its commitment to providing educational opportunities for diverse and non-traditional populations of students.

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Supply Chains and Workers’ Chains

Key to Understanding Climate Change and Sustainability

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Giving Voice to Women’s Issues

Fielding alum and award-winning author, Dr. Lynne Schmidt, aligns her research with her passion. She is the author of "Shift Into Thrive: Six Strategies for Women to Unlock the Power of Resiliency." Dr. Schmidt's writing and research is focused on giving voice to women and women’s issues.

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Groundbreaking Research

Dr. Orlando Taylor, a national leader on issues pertaining to diversity and inclusion in higher education, talks about Fielding's CASL program.

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