Manijeh Badiee
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Associate Professor of Psychology
Director, Costa Rica Summer Program
Faculty-In-Residence (FIR), Coyote Village
Licensed Counseling Psychologist, PSY 30484
Education
Ph.D., Counseling Psychology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2012 M.A., Counseling, St. Edwards University, 2007 B.A., Spanish and Computer Science, Austin College, 2002
Courses/Teaching
Personal and Social Adjustment (PSYC 115); Psychology of Women (PSYC 331); Introduction to Psychotherapy (PSYC 386); Advanced Seminar in Psychology: Clinical (PSYC 422); Professional Ethics and Law (PSYC 633); Cross-cultural Counseling (PSYC 636); Therapy Theories (PSYC 679); Perspectives of Gender (SSCI 325)
Research and Teaching Interests
My research is focused on social justice and diversity. Specifically, I study women's empowerment, environmental predictors of mental health, and counseling considerations of understudied groups. I enjoy working with individual students on honors and thesis projects related to these areas.