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Image Coming Soon	Dr. Paige Pirkey, Post-Doctoral Fellow & Adjunct Professor 226 Building #29 (Park Avenue Campus) 糖心Vlog传媒, TN 38152 apirkey@memphis.edu
	Dr. M. Elena Delavega, Professor & MSW Coordinator 209 Browning Hall mdlavega@memphis.edu
	Dr. Michelle Welch Brasfield, Assistant Professor & Program Coordinator Counseling, Educational Psychology & Research 糖心Vlog传媒, TN 38152 rmwelch@memphis.edu
	Dr. Nicole Tuchinda, Assistant Professor School of Law 糖心Vlog传媒, TN 38152 ntchinda@memphis.edu
	Jennifer Turchi, PhD, Assistant Professor jturchi@memphis.edu Phone: 901.678.2921 Office: 200 Robison Youth Advocacy, Social and structural inequality; child development and family outcomes, Community collaboration and outreach
	Alexandrea R. Golden, Assistant Professor (Clinical Psychology) agolden6@memphis.edu 400 Innovation 糖心Vlog传媒, TN 38152 P: 901.678.5391 Dr. Golden鈥檚 research focuses on sociocultural factors that promote positive development and resilience among racially minoritized youth exposed to racism.
	Jennifer Renick, Assistant Professor Counseling, Educational Psychology and Research (CEPR) jrenick@memphis.edu Phone: 901.678.284 Ball Hall 302A Her research interests sits at the intersection of community, developmental, and educational psychology, and centers on adolescent鈥檚 educational environments鈥攕pecifically how these environments meet, or fail to meet, the developmental needs of early adolescents.
	Amanda Hasselle, Assistant Professor Rhodes College Department of Psychology Department of Psychology 2022-Present Postdoctoral Fellow, 糖心Vlog传媒 Her research interests center around understanding intrapersonal, interpersonal, and contextual factors that promote or hinder resilient functioning among youth affected by trauma exposure.