|  Enrique
W. Neblett, Jr., M.S.
University of Michigan – Ann Arbor, Psychology
(Clinical)
Email: eneblett@umich.edu
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Dissertation Title
Racial identity and coping in context: First-Year African
American college students’ lifetime experiences with
racism.
Research Interests
Racial and cultural risk and protective factors and African
American adolescent health outcomes; coping with race-related
stress; ethnic minority health care disparities.
Educational Background
Ph.D., The University of Michigan, anticipated completion
date, April 2006.
M.S., The Pennsylvania State University, 2001
Sc.B., Brown University,
1996
Selected Awards & Honors
- Rackham One-Term Dissertation Fellowship, December 2005
- Ford Dissertation Fellowship Competition – Honorable
Mention,
April 2005
- Michigan Teaching Fellow, July 2004
- Power Fellowship (Clinical training in divorce and bereavement),
September
2004
- Patricia Gurin Distinguished Lecture Award, February
2003
- Ford Predoctoral Fellowship Competition – Honorable
Mention,
April 2000
APA-Approved Psychology Internship
- University Center for the Child and Family, Ann Arbor, Michigan,
2003-2005.
Graduate Teaching Experience
- Graduate Student Instructor (GSI), Introductory Psychology,
Winter, 2005.
- GSI, Advanced Laboratory in Psychopathology, Fall 2002 – Winter
2003.
- Teaching Assistant, Abnormal Psychology, Fall 2000 – Spring
2001.
Professional
Memberships
Selected Presentations and Publications
- Neblett, E.W.,
Philip, C.L., Cogburn,
C.D., & Sellers, R.M. (Under revision).
African American adolescents’ discrimination
experiences and
academic achievement:
Racial socialization
as a cultural protective factor. Journal of
Black Psychology.
- Neblett, E.W., Shelton, J.N., & Sellers,
R.M. (2004). The role of racial
identity in managing daily hassles. In G. Philogene
(Ed.). Race and identity: The legacy of
Kenneth Clark. Washington, DC: American Psychological
Association Press.
- Neblett, E.W. (2006, March). Discrimination,
messages about race and adolescent mental health.
In S.M. Cooper (chair), Discrimination
in the lives of African American adolescents and emerging
adults. Symposium accepted for presentation at the
Society for Research in Adolescence Biennial Meeting,
San Francisco, CA.
- Neblett, E.W., & Cole, E.R. (2004, March). The
future of adolescent racial coping: How African
American teens negotiate discrimination at a key developmental
transition. Discussion Hour at the
Society for Research in Adolescence
Biennial Meeting, Baltimore, MD.
- Neblett, E.W. (2003, May). Social identities in
adaptive coping: A stress and coping approach. Presented
at the American Psychological Society Annual
Meeting, Atlanta, GA.
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