The following infographics represent perspectives from graduate students from the Fall 2021 Issues in Social Psychology class. A big shout out to Joshua DeSon for inspiring this project! 🙂
Pedagogy of the Oppressed in the Ivory Tower- Jill Fowle
Prosocial Behavior – Grace Anderson
Prosociality 101: Perfect for any Social Psychology introductory course
Deconstructing the Higher Ed Departmental Hierarchy – Nicola Forbes
Can we increase departmental equity by flipping the hierarchy?
Incorporating Intersectional Pedagogy in Higher Ed – Michelle Leon
What’s important to graduate students in psychology? Intentional hiring practices that seek to diversity faculty in terms of social identity, scope of research, and populations studied.
Intersectionality Framework in Graduate Curricula – Daniel Alonso
“An intersectional framework approach in graduate curricula should encourage students and faculty to understand, explain, and challenge how inequities in society result from intersecting identities.” – D. Alsonso
Dismantling the Academic Hierarchy – Kyle Lorenzo
Social inequality impacts mental health and contributes to a culture where we maintain silence around oppression. Yes, even in academia.
Alternatives to Police Intervention – Danny Lorenzi
