Graduate School Applicants
Our team values community-engaged efforts to develop and evaluate services that promote mental health and wellness, particularly in traditionally under-served communities. Our work provides opportunities for graduate students to participate in academic and community partnerships focused leveraging natural opportunities and resources to create meaningful, culturally robust benefits for the families and youth that we serve through interdisciplinary collaboration. Current and past graduate students on our team have received grant funding to support their training (listed below) and have move forward in pursuing a range of careers. Applicants interested in learning more about Team NAFASI can view our ongoing projects, meet our current team members, and read about the work of our alumni through the resources available on this website. More information about the Applied Social and Cultural Psychology doctoral program can be found on the FIU ASCP website.
Dr. Frazier is recruiting students for the new PhD program in Applied Social and Cultural Psychology. She is especially committed to mentoring students who identify with groups underrepresented in science, psychology and academia toward improving public health science and care. Please note, Dr. Frazier is no longer recruiting students for the clinical science program.
Undergraduate Research Assistants
Our team is always interested in speaking with qualified undergraduates interested in getting research experience in child clinical science. If you are interested, please email Allison Goodman at agoodman@fiu.edu.
Student Awards
Considering Culture and Context: A Mixed-Methods Approach to Examining Adolescent Engagement and Parent Satisfaction in Urban Out-Of-School-Time Programs
NIMH (R36 MH121008 PI: Moses, FIU) 2019-2020
Parent-Preschooler Emotion Narratives: Reading to promote literacy and socioemotional competency in urban communities of poverty
NICHD: 1F31HD093348-01A1; PI: Chou) 2018-2020
Self-Concept Intervention for Urban High School Students
NICHD (F31 HD087066 PI: Ogle, FIU) 2016-2018
Emotion Regulation for Urban Youth: Minimizing Risk for Anxiety and Depression
NIMH (F31 MH106252, PI: Hedemann, FIU) 2015-2017