School psych PhD student publishes research in School Mental Health

Mollie Weeks, PhD student in the Department of Educational Psychology’s school psychology program, recently published her master’s research in the journal, School Mental Health. The study, Discrimination Matters: Relations of Perceived Discrimination to Student Mental Health, indicated that discrimination is associated with a range of mental health difficulties among the more than 60,000 elementary and secondary students in the National Survey of Children’s Health.

Mollie is a DOVE Fellow and doctoral fellow of Project LEEP: Leaders Enhancing Evidence-based Practice, a federally funded project led by Drs. Robin Codding and Amanda Sullivan to prepare school psychology researchers to effectively support K-12 students in urban schools.