Community, Ethnicity
and Identity Group in Context Group (CEIC)
Director> |
Jerome
Morris , Ph.D.
Associate
Professor, Social Foundations of Education
Email: jemorris@uga.edu
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Institute for Behavioral
Research (IBR) at the University
of Georgia
The Community, Ethnicity, and Identity
in Context (CEIC) group provides opportunities for interaction
and collaboration among faculty and graduate students concerned
with a range of issues related to community level variables and
processes, effects of location and place, as well as societal
and cultural factors as they affect a range of health, family,
and individual outcomes. The group represents and supports both
inquiry into areas ranging from basic definitional issues to applied
questions. In addition, the group provides opportunities among
scholars from diverse disciplines across the social sciences and
the humanities.
Recognizing the importance of funding
for a vigorous intellectual life at the University, we focus some
group activities on the identification of funding opportunities
for investigations related to questions of race, ethnicity, culture,
and community. In addition, the research of participants is enriched
by collaboration and supportive feedback from other members of
the group. As in other groups within the IBR family, cross-fertilization
and intellectual exchange take place through informal interactions,
scheduled seminars, visiting scholars, and collaborative research
proposals. The resulting milieu is an effective stimulus to creative
thinking and the generation of ideas for new research questions.
Researchers affiliating with the
group may investigate basic or applied questions, or may represent
disciplines outside the social and behavioral sciences. Current
participants in the group examine health, mental health, financial,
learning and other outcomes as they relate to community characteristics,
neighborhood variables, cultural factors, race, and family processes.
Development of novel ideas for prevention or intervention, or
for understanding the challenges that may be unique to particular
groups are also supported and encouraged.
Fellows Affiliated
with the Group:
Alvermann, Donna
Beach, Steven
Brody, Gene
Brown, Anita
Carr, Marty
Gale, Jerry
Godette, Dionne
Harklau, Linda
Harris, Tina
Hermanowicz, Joseph
Holloway, Steven
Hou, Su-I
Kurtz, Hilda
Lee, Kyunghwa
McNulty, Thomas
Monroe, Carla
Morris, Jerome
Nazarea, Virginia
Plaut, Victoria
Rhoades, Robert
Robinson, Dawn
Tesser, Abraham
Tippins, Deborah
Thomas, Kecia
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