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Nnamdi Pole

Harold and Elsa Israel Professor of Psychology; Chair of Smith College Institutional Review Board

Smith College

Affiliations

Smith College

Department Of Chemistry

Department Of Mathematical Sciences

Department Of Psychology

Department of Film and Media Studies

Laboratory Of Psychological

Psychology

Nnamdi Pole is currently serving as a Chemistry Harold and Elsa Israel Professor of Psychology; Chair of Smith College Institutional Review Board at Smith College.

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Smith College

Harold and Elsa Israel Professor of Psychology; Chair of Smith College Institutional Review Board

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psychology mental health psychiatry trauma psychological trauma behavioral sciences post-traumatic stress disorder psychopathology police psychology traumatology clinical psychology public health interpersonal violence criminology counseling psychology migration studies military psychology iraqi refugees psychiatric research cultural psychology anxiety disorders health psychology psychological medicine psychosocial research cognitive therapy psychological science applied psychology psychological methods occupational health psychology minority stress police officers ptsd symptoms educational psychology applied cognitive psychology behavioral health individual therapy correctional practice community mental health adolescent psychology psychological co-morbidities urban police officers complex trauma exposure prospective prediction behavioral disorders criminal justice biological psychiatry intercultural studies multiculturalism therapeutic model psychiatric disorders indigenous peoples posttraumatic stress disorder childhood trauma alcohol expectancies posttraumatic growth prison violence victimology later adulthood ethnic group relation exposure assessment gender disparities brain function psychoacoustics psychodynamic psychophysics population displacement community health cross-cultural perspectives resilience engineering resilience analysis united states ethnoracial minorities salivary cortisol levels auditory startle responses psychological stress police academy recruits

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Comparison of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Symptom Structure Models in Black/African American and European American Patients Receiving Public Mental Health Services. Psychiatry Research (2025)

mental healthpsychological traumapsychiatric carepsychiatrypost-traumatic stress disorderminority stressblack/african americanpsychological medicinecommunity mental healtheuropean american patientsaffective disorderspsychological co-morbiditiespsychopathologypsychiatric researchpsychology

Didn’t Even Blink: Dissociation, Complex Trauma Exposure and Decreased Startle Reactivity. Journal of Trauma & Dissociation (2024)

Wendy D’AndreaSteven FreedJonathan DePierroBrady NelsonChristopher SeemannScott McKernanThomas WilsonNnamdi Pole

startle reactivitycomplex trauma exposuretraumatologypsychological traumatraumapsychology

Pilot Examination of Stress, Heart Rate Variability, and Alcohol Craving and Use Among Female Veterans. Frontiers in Psychiatry (2022)

Cathryn Glanton HolzhauerElizabeth E. EpsteinLaurel BickarRobyn A. EllisNnamdi PoleMehmet SofuogluDavid A. SmelsonKristin Mattocks

mental healthmilitary psychologypsychiatryhealth psychologyneurosciencestress (biology)neuropsychiatryclinical psychiatryheart rate variabilitypilot examinationfemale veteranspsychopathologyalcohol cravingpsychologyclinical psychology

Social Justice Conversations: Using Critical Dialogue to Unpack Oppression. Families in Society The Journal of Contemporary Social Services (2022)

anti-racisminjusticeintersectionalityanti-oppressive practicediscourse analysisintellectual discoursesocial justicesociologysocial justice conversationsoppression

Social Justice Conversations: Using Critical Dialogue to Unpack Oppression, 01/2022. (2022)

anti-racismgender studieshuman rightsanti-oppressive practiceethnic studiesafrican american studiesdiscourse analysiscritical theoryintellectual discoursesocial justicesociologycontemporary racismsocial justice conversationsoppression

Critical Conversations: A Dialogic Approach Toward Developing Critical Consciousness. Journal of the Society for Social Work and Research (2021)

narrativephilosophy of mindcommunicationcritical theoryintellectual discoursecritical conversationscritical thinking

Acculturation and Post-Migration Psychological Symptoms Among Iraqi Refugees: A Path Analysis, 01/2018. (2018)

mental healthmilitary psychologyiraqi refugeesculturevulnerabilitypath analysisrefugee statusmigration studieshuman migrationforced migrationrefugee movementspsychological traumapost-migration psychological symptomsrefugee studiespsychologyinternational migration

Acculturation and Post-Migration Psychological Symptoms Among Iraqi Refugees: A Path Analysis.. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry (2017)

Joseph W. LeMasterCarissa L. BroadbridgeMark A. LumleyJudith E. ArnetzCynthia ArfkenMichael D. FettersHikmet JamilNnamdi PoleBengt B. Arnetz

mental healthpsychological traumapsychosocial researchpsychiatryiraqi refugeeshealth psychologypath analysisbehavioral sciencescriminologycultural psychologypsychopathologypost-migration psychological symptomsanxiety disorderspsychology

A Cohort Study of Chronic Diseases in a Random Sample of Newly Arrived Refugees to Southeast Michigan, Us. General Internal Medicine and Clinical Innovations (2016)

Hikmet JamilJudith ArnetzJoel AgerMark A. LumleyNnamdi PoleBengt Arnetz

public healthchronic diseasesepidemiologycohort studiesrandom samplegeneral internal medicinehealth sciencesinternational migration

Determinants of Resource Needs and Utilization Among Refugees Over Time, 04/2016. (2016)

refugee lawresource needsrefugee statushuman migrationsocial sciencesforced migrationsociologypublic policyrefugee studiesrefugees over timeinternational migration

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Nnamdi Pole

Harold and Elsa Israel Professor of Psychology; Chair of Smith College Institutional Review Board

Smith College

Affiliations

Smith College

Department Of Chemistry

Department Of Mathematical Sciences

Department Of Psychology

Department of Film and Media Studies

Laboratory Of Psychological

Psychology

Nnamdi Pole is currently serving as a Chemistry Harold and Elsa Israel Professor of Psychology; Chair of Smith College Institutional Review Board at Smith College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Nnamdi Pole

Smith College

Harold and Elsa Israel Professor of Psychology; Chair of Smith College Institutional Review Board

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Comparison of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Symptom Structure Models in Black/African American and European American Patients Receiving Public Mental Health Services. Psychiatry Research (2025)

Didn’t Even Blink: Dissociation, Complex Trauma Exposure and Decreased Startle Reactivity. Journal of Trauma & Dissociation (2024)

Wendy D’AndreaSteven FreedJonathan DePierroBrady NelsonChristopher SeemannScott McKernanThomas WilsonNnamdi Pole

startle reactivitycomplex trauma exposuretraumatologypsychological traumatraumapsychology

Pilot Examination of Stress, Heart Rate Variability, and Alcohol Craving and Use Among Female Veterans. Frontiers in Psychiatry (2022)

Cathryn Glanton HolzhauerElizabeth E. EpsteinLaurel BickarRobyn A. EllisNnamdi PoleMehmet SofuogluDavid A. SmelsonKristin Mattocks

Social Justice Conversations: Using Critical Dialogue to Unpack Oppression. Families in Society The Journal of Contemporary Social Services (2022)

anti-racisminjusticeintersectionalityanti-oppressive practicediscourse analysisintellectual discoursesocial justicesociologysocial justice conversationsoppression

Social Justice Conversations: Using Critical Dialogue to Unpack Oppression, 01/2022. (2022)

Critical Conversations: A Dialogic Approach Toward Developing Critical Consciousness. Journal of the Society for Social Work and Research (2021)

narrativephilosophy of mindcommunicationcritical theoryintellectual discoursecritical conversationscritical thinking

Acculturation and Post-Migration Psychological Symptoms Among Iraqi Refugees: A Path Analysis, 01/2018. (2018)

Acculturation and Post-Migration Psychological Symptoms Among Iraqi Refugees: A Path Analysis.. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry (2017)

Joseph W. LeMasterCarissa L. BroadbridgeMark A. LumleyJudith E. ArnetzCynthia ArfkenMichael D. FettersHikmet JamilNnamdi PoleBengt B. Arnetz

A Cohort Study of Chronic Diseases in a Random Sample of Newly Arrived Refugees to Southeast Michigan, Us. General Internal Medicine and Clinical Innovations (2016)

Hikmet JamilJudith ArnetzJoel AgerMark A. LumleyNnamdi PoleBengt Arnetz

public healthchronic diseasesepidemiologycohort studiesrandom samplegeneral internal medicinehealth sciencesinternational migration

Determinants of Resource Needs and Utilization Among Refugees Over Time, 04/2016. (2016)

refugee lawresource needsrefugee statushuman migrationsocial sciencesforced migrationsociologypublic policyrefugee studiesrefugees over timeinternational migration

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