Greg Kim-Ju, PH.D
Bio | Courses | Papers and Publications | Research Projects
Contact Information |
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| Title: | Assistant Professor of Psychology |
| Office Hours: |
Spring 2009:
T 1:30-2:30pm & W 1-3pm Amador Hall, Room 351-A |
| E-mail: | kimju@csus.edu |
| Office: Fax: |
(916)
278-6738 (916) 278-6820 |
| Mailing Address: |
Department of Psychology California State University, Sacramento 6000 J Street Sacramento, CA 95819-6007 |
Courses
- PSY 100 Cross-Cultural Psychology (Spring 2009)
- PSY 135 Psychology of Multicultural Groups (Spring 2009)
- PSY 195F Community Fieldwork (Spring 2009)
Papers and Publications
Selected
Publications
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Kim-Ju, G.M., Maeda, W., & Maffini, C. (in press). A historical and contemporary overview of Asian American and Pacific Islander experiences: Immigration, racialization, and liminality. Aggression and Violent Behavior.
- Kim-Ju, G., Mark, G., Cohen, R., Garcia-Santiago, O., & Nguyen, P. (2008). Community mobilization and its application to youth violence prevention. American Journal of Preventive Medicine,34(Suppl. 2),S5-S12.
- Sobredo, J., Kim-Ju, G., Figueroa, J, Mark, G., & Fabionar, J. (2008). An ethnic studies model of community mobilization: Collaborative partnership with a high risk public high school. American Journal of Preventive Medicine,34(Suppl. 2),S82-S88.
- Kim-Ju, G, & Mark, G.(2007). An Ethnic Studies Community Mobilization Model. In J. Figueroa, B. Baker, & B. Moysupoe, B. (Eds.), Introduction to Ethnic Studies. Dubuque, IA: Kendall-Hunt Publishing.
- Kim-Ju, G., & Fong, T. (2006). Asian and Pacific Islander Americans in Sacramento: A Community Profile, 2000 and Beyond, Asian American Studies Program, California State University, Sacramento, CA.
- Kim-Ju, G.M., & Liem, R. (2003). Ethnic self-awareness as a function of ethnic group status, group composition, and ethnic identity orientation. Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology, 9, 289 – 302.
Selected Presentations
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Kim-Ju, G. (2008, August). Collective identities of Korean young adults: A cross-sectional and
longitudinal study of two sociopolitical cohorts. Invited presentation at the 116th Annual
Convention of the American Psychological Association at Boston, MA. -
Kim-Ju, G. (2008, August). Addressing violence issues among Asian American and Latino youth
with community mobilization approaches. Presented at the 116th Annual Convention of
the American Psychological Association at Boston, MA. - Kim-Ju, G.M. (2008, April). 65th street corridor collaborative project. Panel presented with G.Y.
Mark, Stacy Saephanh, Fahm Saelee, & Christina Ha for the Association for Asian
American Studies Conference, Chicago, IL. De La Rue, L., Ritner, S., Tabish, R., To, J., & Kim-Ju, G. (2007, August). Empowering Asian American youth. Poster presented at the 35th Annual Meeting of the Asian American Psychological Association, San Francisco, CA.
- Kim-Ju, G., Figueroa, J., Mark, G., Marquez, A., & Jensen, E. (2007, February). Developing cultural competency for university service-learners: Utilizing an Ethnic Studies service-learning model. Panel presented at the Second Annual CSU Conference on Community Based Teaching and Research, San Jose, CA.
- Marks, S., Saldanha, M., Marquez, A.P., Simmons, A.L., LaPilusa, J.A., Mendoza, R., Kim-Ju, G.M., & Meyers, L.S. (2006, April). The Influence of Ethnic Composition on the Attitudes and Emotions of White Americans. Poster presented at the 86th Annual Convention of the Western Psychological Association (WPA), Palm Springs, CA.
Research Projects/Interests
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social and psychological correlates of academic achievement among African Americans, Asian Americans, and Hispanic Americans;
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collective identities (i.e., racial, ethnic, and national identities);
- the effects of the ethnic composition of social settings on perceptions of ethnicity and race.
Last updated: 01/19/2008
