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Our Research Lab

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Pictured from left to right: Jessica M. Walker, Kelly K. Dray, Yimin He, Cindy Liu, Dr. Isaac E. Sabat, Stephanie E. V. Brown, & Ellen Hagen.
Not pictured: Jonathan Bailey, theresa hernandez

Who are

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We are the TAMU PRIDE Lab. PRIDE stands for Psychology Research in Inclusion, Diversity, & Employment. Our research lab focuses on disclosure of hidden stigmas (LGBT, early stages of pregnancy, religion, invisible disabilities, etc.) but we examine all aspects of diversity and discrimination.

See our lab members below! 

Our Lab

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Dr. Isaac E. Sabat


Assistant Professor 

isaacsabat5@tamu.edu  

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​google scholar page
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department website

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Jonathan Bailey

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Graduate Student
j.bailey@tamu.edu

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Jonathan Bailey is a Ph.D. student in the TAMU Industrial-Organizational Psychology program. His research interests include workplace diversity and inclusion, stigma and identity management, employee performance-based objectification, and employee burnout. Jonathan has a BA in psychology from Rice University. Other hobbies and interests include organizing and playing TTRPGs, copywriting, blogging, and object-oriented programming.

theresa hernandez

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Graduate Student
thernandez@tamu.edu

curriculum vitae

I'm a graduate student in Industrial-Organizational Psychology. My research interests include identity management, particularly gender identity, and approaches to employing inclusive, person-focused research methodology. I currently facilitate the undergraduate Diversity and Inclusion Committee (DIVE IN) and am a member of the graduate D&I group. I have a BA in psychology from Portland State University and a BFA in playwriting from New York University.

Kristen Jaramillo

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Graduate Student
​ ​kr1stenjaramillo@tamu.edu
curriculum vitae

Kristen Jaramillo is a Ph.D. Student in the Industrial-Organizational Psychology program. Her research interests include diversity and discrimination in the workplace; specifically, how numerous identities intersect and differentially impact individuals at work. Kristen received her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of Alabama in 2016 and worked as a high school AP Psychology teacher in Houston for five years prior to joining the program. She has continued her love of teaching at Texas A&M working as a Graduate Teaching Consultant for the Center of Teaching Excellence. In her freetime, Kristen enjoys Crossfit, biking, hiking, playing with her dog, and watching Netflix. 

​Elizabeth Jenkins

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Graduate Student
elizabeth.jenkins@tamu.edu

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Toni Kostecki

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Graduate Student
tonikostecki@tamu.edu
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Sin-Ning Cindy Liu

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Graduate Student ​
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sinning.cindy.liu@tamu.edu
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Robert Martin

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Graduate Student
​rcmarti2@gmail.com

Evan Nault

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Graduate Student
evannault@tamu.edu

Rose Siuta

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Graduate Student
​siuta@tamu.edu
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Rose Siuta is a doctoral candidate in the Industrial/Organizational Psychology Program. Her research focuses largely on discrimination and diversity-related issues in the workplace from a feminist perspective, with specific interests in sexual harassment, body-related stigmatization, and the effects on occupational health and well-being. 

Jessica Walker

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Graduate Student
j.m.walker12@tamu.edu

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Jacob Walla

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Graduate Student
jacob.a.walla@gmail.com
curriculum vitae


Jacob Walla is a graduate student in the Clinical Psychology doctoral program. Jacob is currently a practicum therapist at the Texas A&M Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS). He will begin his doctoral clinical internship with CAPS in August 2022. His research interests include the effects minority stress and stigma on the LGBTQ+ community, identity disclosure/concealment, and bisexual-specific stigma & outcomes. Jacob's clinical interests include the adolescent & emerging adulthood age range, LGBTQ+ issues, identity development, adjustment concerns, and  issues of stigma & discrimination. Outside of these roles, Jacob also serves as the Director of Legislation for the Brazos Valley Psychological Association (BVPA). In his free time, Jacob enjoys travel, board games, and going to movie theaters just for the popcorn.
Mikerobert Joseph
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Lab Manager
mjosep10@tamu.edu


Our

​Fall 2022

Research
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​Assistants


Our lab would not function without the help of many bright and talented undergraduate students. Please click on the “JOIN US!” link if you are an undergraduate student who is interested in working in our lab.
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Katherine Rhodes
Psychology, Communications Minor
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Jhanvi Parikh
Psychology
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Maggie Huynh
Psychology
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Taylor Sutton
Ag Leadership, Poultry Science Minor
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John Keene 
Psychology
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Manuela Santos
SIOP DIP Graduate Program
 
 
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