My current research is on gender-related issues through a multicultural and cross-cultural perspective, which enlarges the range of hypothesis testing. I often mentor undergraduates through research apprenticeship opportunities (e.g., independent study--PSY 290), which allow students to learn valuable skills, such as working as a team, managing data, collecting data, and interacting with research participants, plus learning about my research and what it is telling us. Sample some recent projects of mine, which were presented at national conferences (see below) and, if interested, stop by my office in DeGarmo Hall, room 456, to discuss this opportunity further. For information on other papers or articles, see my curriculum vitae by clicking here (PDF format).
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DeSouza, E., Berube, D. P., & Schneider, K. T. (2007, April). Incivility Experiences on Campus: Impacts of Race and Job Type. In K. T. Schneider (Chair). Incivility, Social Undermining Experiences, and Diversity Climate Perceptions. Symposium presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology, New York, N.Y. Click here to view this paper (PDF).
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DeSouza, E. R., Stevens, M. J., Jauregui, D., & Metivier, R. M. (2007, May 24-27). Peruvian Students’ Reactions to a Hypothetical Terrorist Attack. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Association for Psychological Science, Washington, D.C. Click here to view this paper (PowerPoint).
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E-mail: erdesou@ilstu.edu | Phone: (309) 438-7836 | Mail: Department of Psychology, Campus Box 4620, Illinois State University, Normal, IL 61790-4620 |