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Kimberly Tran

Fayetteville State University

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Fayetteville State University

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Fayetteville State University

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psychology mental health sociology cultural psychology psychiatry cultural diversity behavioral sciences social psychology applied social psychology intercultural studies suicide minority stress psychopathology health psychology criminology well-being racial discrimination counseling psychology psychological trauma psychosocial research multiculturalism cross-cultural perspectives cultural factors asian americans death studies military psychology family relations higher education ethnic studies social identity migration studies mixed-methods research thanatology psychosocial factors diversity sensitivity masculinity mixed-methods study black college students student attitudes gender equity racial diversity asian american men behavioral research gender diversity affective disorders strategic studies family process gender stereotypes men's studies social epidemiology black experience racial studies psychosocial issues deployment experience military families social-emotional wellbeing societal influence student success student engagement educational equity racial groups family dynamics family involvement family diversity parent leadership parental care religiosity suicide ideation lay beliefs suicide protective factors mediation effect military spouses psychological well-being social support afrocentric worldview black americans

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There-For-U. (2024)

The Impact of Racial Identity and School Composition on Affirmative Action Attitudes of African American College Students. Social Identities (2022)

Germine H. AwadKimberly TranBrittany Hall-ClarkCollette Chapman-HilliardJendayi DillardTaylor PayneElaine HessKaren Jackson

social identity theoryrace relationssociologysocial sciencesschool compositionsocial psychologysocial science researchafrican american studiesracial identitysociology of educationaffirmative action attitudessocial anthropologysocial justiceaffirmative action

Asian American Female College Students' Subjective Femininity Conceptualizations: Using a Mixed‐Methods Approach. Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development (2017)

Tiffany K. ChangY. Joel WongTao LiuKimberly Tran

sociologysocial sciencesnarrativemulticulturalismcounseling psychologycultural studiesqualitative researchsubjective femininity conceptualizationsmigration studiescultural psychologymethodological orientationmixed-methods researchcultural diversityintercultural studiespsychologycultural anthropologywomen's studiescross-cultural perspectiveseducational research

Black–White Disparities in Criminal Justice Referrals to Drug Treatment: Addressing Treatment Need or Expanding the Diagnostic Net?. Behavioral Sciences (2016)

substance abuseracedrug treatmentracial discriminationcriminologydiagnostic netaddiction medicineblack–white disparitiessubstance usecarceral settingafrican american studiesharm reductioncriminal justicecorrectional practicehealth policy

Acupuncture as a Treatment Option in Treating Posttraumatic Stress Disorder–Related Tinnitus in War Veterans. Journal of Holistic Nursing (2015)

war veteransmedicinerehabilitationmilitary psychologyacupuncturepsychological traumamental healthclinical psychologypost-traumatic stress disorderpsychiatrytraumatreatment optioncomplementary medicinepsychological medicinetherapeutic approaches

Finding Resilience: The Mediation Effect of Sense of Community on the Psychological Well-Being of Military Spouses. Journal of Mental Health Counseling (2015)

mediation effectmilitary psychologypsychological traumamental healthsociologyinterpersonal relationshipsapplied social psychologywell-beingpsychosocial researchpsychologypsychosocial issuesdeployment experiencemilitary spousesresiliencemilitary familiesfamily relationssocial-emotional wellbeingpsychological well-being

Suicidal Asian American College Students’ Perceptions of Protective Factors: A Qualitative Study. Death Studies (2015)

Kimberly K. TranY. Joel WongKevin O. CokleyChris BrownsonDavid DrumGermine AwadMei-Chuan Wang

public healthprotective factorsstrategic studiesminority stressmental healththanatologypsychopathologyhealth psychologycultural psychologypsychologypsychiatrysocial psychologyqualitative studysuicide

Doing the Right Thing: A Mixed-Methods Study Focused on Generosity and Positive Well-Being. Journal of Creativity in Mental Health (2014)

human wellbeingsociologyright thingapplied social psychologywell-beingsocial sciencesmixed-methods studypositive well-beingprosocial behaviorsocial identitysocial responsibilityaltruismempathyhappiness

Reasons for Living, Social Support, and Afrocentric Worldview: Assessing Buffering Factors Related to Black Americans’ Suicidal Behavior. Archives of Suicide Research (2013)

Mei-Chuan WangY. Joel WongKimberly K. TranPius N. NyutuAngela Spears

minority stresssocial supportpsychosocial factorsurban sociologymental healthsociologypsychopathologypsychosocial researchcriminologyafrocentric worldviewpsychologysocial psychologysocietal influenceblack americanssuicidebehavioral sciences

Coping, Reasons for Living, and Suicide in Black College Students. Journal of Counseling & Development (2012)

raceracial groupsminority stressethnic studiesracial discriminationmental healthsociologypsychological traumacritical race theoryapplied social psychologydeath studiespsychologypsychosocial factorsafrican american studiessocial identitysuicideblack college students

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Kimberly Tran

Fayetteville State University

Affiliations

Fayetteville State University

NoneKimberly Tran is currently serving as a Fayetteville State University faculty at Fayetteville State University.

Honors

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Kimberly Tran

Fayetteville State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

There-For-U. (2024)

The Impact of Racial Identity and School Composition on Affirmative Action Attitudes of African American College Students. Social Identities (2022)

Germine H. AwadKimberly TranBrittany Hall-ClarkCollette Chapman-HilliardJendayi DillardTaylor PayneElaine HessKaren Jackson

Asian American Female College Students' Subjective Femininity Conceptualizations: Using a Mixed‐Methods Approach. Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development (2017)

Tiffany K. ChangY. Joel WongTao LiuKimberly Tran

Black–White Disparities in Criminal Justice Referrals to Drug Treatment: Addressing Treatment Need or Expanding the Diagnostic Net?. Behavioral Sciences (2016)

Acupuncture as a Treatment Option in Treating Posttraumatic Stress Disorder–Related Tinnitus in War Veterans. Journal of Holistic Nursing (2015)

Finding Resilience: The Mediation Effect of Sense of Community on the Psychological Well-Being of Military Spouses. Journal of Mental Health Counseling (2015)

Suicidal Asian American College Students’ Perceptions of Protective Factors: A Qualitative Study. Death Studies (2015)

Kimberly K. TranY. Joel WongKevin O. CokleyChris BrownsonDavid DrumGermine AwadMei-Chuan Wang

public healthprotective factorsstrategic studiesminority stressmental healththanatologypsychopathologyhealth psychologycultural psychologypsychologypsychiatrysocial psychologyqualitative studysuicide

Doing the Right Thing: A Mixed-Methods Study Focused on Generosity and Positive Well-Being. Journal of Creativity in Mental Health (2014)

Reasons for Living, Social Support, and Afrocentric Worldview: Assessing Buffering Factors Related to Black Americans’ Suicidal Behavior. Archives of Suicide Research (2013)

Mei-Chuan WangY. Joel WongKimberly K. TranPius N. NyutuAngela Spears

Coping, Reasons for Living, and Suicide in Black College Students. Journal of Counseling & Development (2012)

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