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Volha Olga Chykina

Associate Professor of Leadership Studies

University of Richmond

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Jepson School of Leadership Studies

Volha Olga Chykina is currently serving as a Jepson School Of Leadership Studies Associate Professor of Leadership Studies at University of Richmond.

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Volha Olga Chykina

University of Richmond

Associate Professor of Leadership Studies

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sociology social sciences education higher education migration studies research ethics education policy ethnic studies academic freedom occupational expectations racial discrimination academic ethic european society mass immigration research culture migrant workers labor market integration xenoracism stem research production anti-immigrant sentiment psychology audit educational research survey methodology disparities citizenship educational psychology nationality research policy european integration international social work european public policy digital scholarship social science research human rights intercultural studies approximate reasoning sociological research applied sociology sociology of education educational attainment social networks ethnic group relation science policy higher education policy faculty issues multiculturalism labor migration open research open collaboration freedom of speech constitutions civil liberties statistical foundation testability human error audit studies last name selection academic achievement issue salience google trends oecd countries golden state immigrant educational achievement educational plans great expectations post-socialist eastern europe institutional academic freedom

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Examining Institutional Academic Freedom and Stem Research Production in the Oecd. International Journal of Educational Research (2025)

education policyinstitutional academic freedompublic policyresearch ethicsscience policyhigher education policyfaculty issuesacademic ethichigher educationeducationresearch policysocial sciencesstem research productionresearch culture

Research Breakthroughs Often Come Through Collaborations − Attacks on Academic Freedom Threaten This Vital Work. (2025)

technology transferscience and technology studiessocial science researchresearch ethicsacademic freedomscientific communicationacademic ethicsocial sciencesopen researchvital workcommunicationopen collaborationopen sciencedigital scholarshipresearch culture

An Empirical Concern of the First Amendment: An Essay on the Benefits of Academic Freedom. The Journal of College and University Law (2024)

social justiceacademic freedomconstitutionslawhigher educationeducationcivil libertiesempirical concernconstitutional lawfirst amendmentpublic lawfreedom of speechhuman rights

Expecting to Achieve Against the Odds: Anti-Immigrant Sentiment and Immigrants' Educational and Occupational Expectations in Europe. European Journal of Education Research, Development and Policy (2024)

racial discriminationethnic studiesxenoracismsociologyculturemass immigrationethnicitymigrant workersintercultural studiesmigration studiesoccupational expectationssocial sciencesinternational migrationanti-immigrant sentimenteuropean society

Hypotheses and Error Types. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

approximate reasoninginferencestatistical foundationerror typesstatistical methodologystatistical theoryhuman errorstatistical hypothesis testtestabilitybehavioral statisticreliabilitystatistics

Science at Risk? Considering the Importance of Academic Freedom for Stem Research Production Across 17 Oecd Countries. PLoS ONE (2024)

Frank FernandezVolha ChykinaYin Chun Lin

oecd countriesresearch ethicsacademic freedomhigher educationdata sciencestem research production

Education and Public Support for Covid-19 Mitigation Measures. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2023)

Volha ChykinaCharles Crabtree

covid-19education policypublic policypublic supportsociologysocial policyeducation

Expecting to Achieve Against the Odds: Anti‐Immigrant Sentiment and Immigrants' Educational and Occupational Expectations in Europe. European Journal of Education (2023)

social classhuman migrationmigrant workersmigration studieseuropean integrationsociologylabor migrationsocial stratificationoccupational expectationseuropean public policymulticulturalismeuropean societylabor market integrationsocial inequalityinternational social workethnicityinternational migrationethnic studiessocial sciencesxenoracism

Pro-Integration Policies and the Occupational Expectations of Immigrant Youth. International Journal of Comparative Sociology (2022)

Volha Chykina

labor market integrationsociologypro-integration policiesimmigrant youthmigration studiesoccupational expectationssocial sciencesinternational migration

Trying to Excel in the Golden State: Anti-Immigrant Sentiment and Immigrant Educational Achievement in California. Globalisation Societies and Education (2021)

ethnic group relationracial discriminationeducation policygolden stateethnic studiessociologymass immigrationethnicityeducationnationalitymigration studiesdisparitiesinternational migrationimmigrant educational achievementanti-immigrant sentimentcitizenship

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Volha Olga Chykina

Associate Professor of Leadership Studies

University of Richmond

Affiliations

Jepson School of Leadership Studies

Volha Olga Chykina is currently serving as a Jepson School Of Leadership Studies Associate Professor of Leadership Studies at University of Richmond.

Honors

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Education

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Volha Olga Chykina

University of Richmond

Associate Professor of Leadership Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Examining Institutional Academic Freedom and Stem Research Production in the Oecd. International Journal of Educational Research (2025)

Research Breakthroughs Often Come Through Collaborations − Attacks on Academic Freedom Threaten This Vital Work. (2025)

An Empirical Concern of the First Amendment: An Essay on the Benefits of Academic Freedom. The Journal of College and University Law (2024)

social justiceacademic freedomconstitutionslawhigher educationeducationcivil libertiesempirical concernconstitutional lawfirst amendmentpublic lawfreedom of speechhuman rights

Hypotheses and Error Types. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

approximate reasoninginferencestatistical foundationerror typesstatistical methodologystatistical theoryhuman errorstatistical hypothesis testtestabilitybehavioral statisticreliabilitystatistics

Science at Risk? Considering the Importance of Academic Freedom for Stem Research Production Across 17 Oecd Countries. PLoS ONE (2024)

Frank FernandezVolha ChykinaYin Chun Lin

oecd countriesresearch ethicsacademic freedomhigher educationdata sciencestem research production

Education and Public Support for Covid-19 Mitigation Measures. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2023)

Volha ChykinaCharles Crabtree

covid-19education policypublic policypublic supportsociologysocial policyeducation

Expecting to Achieve Against the Odds: Anti‐Immigrant Sentiment and Immigrants' Educational and Occupational Expectations in Europe. European Journal of Education (2023)

Pro-Integration Policies and the Occupational Expectations of Immigrant Youth. International Journal of Comparative Sociology (2022)

Volha Chykina

labor market integrationsociologypro-integration policiesimmigrant youthmigration studiesoccupational expectationssocial sciencesinternational migration

Trying to Excel in the Golden State: Anti-Immigrant Sentiment and Immigrant Educational Achievement in California. Globalisation Societies and Education (2021)

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