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Kecia Johnson

Assistant Professor

Mississippi State University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Department of Sociology

Gender Studies Program

Kecia Johnson is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Assistant Professor at Mississippi State University.

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Mississippi State University

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public health sociology social sciences mental health urban sociology epidemiology criminology race intersectionality social determinants of health social science research juvenile delinquency rural sociology household food insufficiency preventive healthcare social class preventive medicine criminal justice applied social psychology family relations food policy public health nutrition sustainable development child health penology social capital societal influence social environment social medicine applied social science race relations marriage racial studies adolescence youth justice sociology of education adolescent psychology classical sociology societal environment breastfeeding school violence child mental health social epidemiology socio-economic impacts public welfare community mental health adverse childhood experiences household food insecurity low self-control food insecurity early delinquency physical disorder low social capital black marriage school disorder food justice rural mississippi junk food consumption socio-economic status substance misuse rural communities prison violence public policy carceral setting ethnic studies social control disparities racial discrimination social justice social problems

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Assemblage, Food Justice, and Intersectionality in Rural Mississippi: The Oktibbeha Food Policy Council. Sociological Spectrum (2020)

Diego ThompsonKecia R. JohnsonKenya M. CistrunkAshley Vancil-LeapThomas NyattaLeslie HossfeldGina Rico MéndezClaudette Jones

intersectionalityurban sociologysociologyfood justicesocial sciencessociocultural anthropologyanthropologysocietal environmentfood policyrural mississippiclassical sociologysocial justicerural sociology

Adverse Childhood Experiences and Household Food Insecurity: Findings From the 2016 National Survey of Children's Health. American Journal of Preventive Medicine (2019)

Dylan B. JacksonMariana ChiltonKecia R. JohnsonMichael G. Vaughn

public healthepidemiologyhousehold food insecuritypreventive healthcarepreventive medicineadverse childhood experienceschild healthhealth policy

An Ecological Approach to Understanding Program Management Practices for Food Pantries in Rural Communities. Journal of Community Engagement and Scholarship (2019)

Kenya CistrunkBrittney OliverLaura KerrMaria TrinhCaroline KobiaLeslie HossfeldKecia JohnsonClaudette Jones

community engagementenvironmental sciencerural communitiesecologyprogram management practicesfood pantries

Examining the Nexus of Obesity, Mental Health and Rural County Level Food Access: Testing the Enduring Role of Persistent Poverty. The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare (2019)

Margaret RalstonKecia JohnsonLeslie HossfeldBettina Beech

public healthsocial epidemiologycommunity mental healthurban sociologymental healthsociologypersistent povertysocio-economic impactssocial sciencessocial determinants of healthobesitysocial science researchpublic welfaresustainable developmentrural healthrural sociology

Household Food Insufficiency and Children Witnessing Physical Violence in the Home: Do Family Mental Illness and Substance Misuse Moderate the Association?. Maternal and Child Health Journal (2019)

Dylan B. JacksonKecia R. JohnsonMichael G. Vaughn

public healthmental healthchild mental healthsubstance misusematernal healthpediatricshousehold food insufficiencybehavioral sciences

Weapons at School: Examining the Significance of Place. Journal of School Violence (2019)

Anthony A. PegueroLisa YostMelissa RipepiKecia Johnson

criminologyschool violencejournalismeducation

The Role of Neighborhoods in Household Food Insufficiency: Considering Interactions Between Physical Disorder, Low Social Capital, Violence, and Perceptions of Danger. Social Science & Medicine (2018)

Dylan B. JacksonKecia R. JohnsonMichael G. VaughnMarissa E. Hinton

social capitalsocial environmenturban sociologysociologyapplied social psychologysocial medicinesocial sciencesapplied social sciencephysical disordersocial science researchsocietal influencelow social capitalhousehold food insufficiencyhealth sciences

Considering the Role of Food Insecurity in Low Self-Control and Early Delinquency. Journal of Criminal Justice (2017)

Dylan B. JacksonJamie NewsomeMichael G. VaughnKecia R. Johnson

public healthfood insecuritymental healthpenologycriminologypsychologyearly delinquencylow self-controlcriminal justicejuvenile delinquencybehavioral sciences

Does Breast-Feeding Reduce Offspring Junk Food Consumption During Childhood? Examinations by Socio-Economic Status and Race/Ethnicity. Public Health Nutrition (2017)

Dylan B JacksonKecia R Johnson

public healthsocio-economic statussociologyepidemiologysocioeconomic statussocial determinants of healthbreastfeedingjunk food consumptionpublic health nutrition

“God Always Provides”: Challenges and Barriers in Food Assistance Delivery in Mississippi. Community Development (2017)

Kecia R. JohnsonKenya McKinleyLeslie HossfeldBrittney OliverClaudette JonesLaura Jean KerrMaria Trinh

public healthfood assistance deliverycommunity developmentreligious studiesanthropology

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Kecia Johnson

Assistant Professor

Mississippi State University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Department of Sociology

Gender Studies Program

Kecia Johnson is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Assistant Professor at Mississippi State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kecia Johnson

Mississippi State University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Assemblage, Food Justice, and Intersectionality in Rural Mississippi: The Oktibbeha Food Policy Council. Sociological Spectrum (2020)

Diego ThompsonKecia R. JohnsonKenya M. CistrunkAshley Vancil-LeapThomas NyattaLeslie HossfeldGina Rico MéndezClaudette Jones

Adverse Childhood Experiences and Household Food Insecurity: Findings From the 2016 National Survey of Children's Health. American Journal of Preventive Medicine (2019)

Dylan B. JacksonMariana ChiltonKecia R. JohnsonMichael G. Vaughn

public healthepidemiologyhousehold food insecuritypreventive healthcarepreventive medicineadverse childhood experienceschild healthhealth policy

An Ecological Approach to Understanding Program Management Practices for Food Pantries in Rural Communities. Journal of Community Engagement and Scholarship (2019)

Kenya CistrunkBrittney OliverLaura KerrMaria TrinhCaroline KobiaLeslie HossfeldKecia JohnsonClaudette Jones

community engagementenvironmental sciencerural communitiesecologyprogram management practicesfood pantries

Examining the Nexus of Obesity, Mental Health and Rural County Level Food Access: Testing the Enduring Role of Persistent Poverty. The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare (2019)

Margaret RalstonKecia JohnsonLeslie HossfeldBettina Beech

Household Food Insufficiency and Children Witnessing Physical Violence in the Home: Do Family Mental Illness and Substance Misuse Moderate the Association?. Maternal and Child Health Journal (2019)

Dylan B. JacksonKecia R. JohnsonMichael G. Vaughn

public healthmental healthchild mental healthsubstance misusematernal healthpediatricshousehold food insufficiencybehavioral sciences

Weapons at School: Examining the Significance of Place. Journal of School Violence (2019)

Anthony A. PegueroLisa YostMelissa RipepiKecia Johnson

criminologyschool violencejournalismeducation

Dylan B. JacksonKecia R. JohnsonMichael G. VaughnMarissa E. Hinton

Considering the Role of Food Insecurity in Low Self-Control and Early Delinquency. Journal of Criminal Justice (2017)

Dylan B. JacksonJamie NewsomeMichael G. VaughnKecia R. Johnson

public healthfood insecuritymental healthpenologycriminologypsychologyearly delinquencylow self-controlcriminal justicejuvenile delinquencybehavioral sciences

Does Breast-Feeding Reduce Offspring Junk Food Consumption During Childhood? Examinations by Socio-Economic Status and Race/Ethnicity. Public Health Nutrition (2017)

Dylan B JacksonKecia R Johnson

public healthsocio-economic statussociologyepidemiologysocioeconomic statussocial determinants of healthbreastfeedingjunk food consumptionpublic health nutrition

“God Always Provides”: Challenges and Barriers in Food Assistance Delivery in Mississippi. Community Development (2017)

Kecia R. JohnsonKenya McKinleyLeslie HossfeldBrittney OliverClaudette JonesLaura Jean KerrMaria Trinh

public healthfood assistance deliverycommunity developmentreligious studiesanthropology

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