IRENE LÓPEZ PH.D.
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    • Focus Groups with Syrian Refugees (2014)
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    • Photography Project with Rania Matar
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I consider teaching to be a gift. I know that I would never have advanced in my career had it not been for a cohort of wonderful teachers and professors who believed in me. As a professor I am now in a position to play it forward. Below are just a few examples of some of the very smart and wonderful students I've been blessed to work with.

A gallery of some of my students at work and play.

Avril Ho & Analise Gonzalez working on their skin bleaching presentation. They went on to win first prize at top prize in the non-empirical session of the Ohio Psychological Association. Notice how they are trying not to laugh as I take their picture!
Leigha Grosh (R) and Melek Yildiz Spinel at the Dying to be Beautiful Conference in Jamaica.
Avril Ho and Bronte Kastenberg at APA (2011)
Picture
Quote from former student Megan Wilhelm, who now works for the U.N. See more at:
www.sigmaxi.org/news/meet-your-fellow-companions/megan-e-wilhelm

Life After Kenyon

Here is Melek Yildiz Spinel, a former student of mine, explaining why she chose to major in psychology. She is currently completing her PhD in Clinical Psychology.  ¡Wepa!​
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  • About Me
  • Teaching
    • Teaching Philosophy >
      • Culturally Responsive Pedagogy
      • Samples of Innovative Teaching
    • My Teaching Blog
    • International Teaching >
      • Kenyon Copenhagen (2021)
      • Franklin University Switzerland
      • Ecuador - USFQ (2020)
      • Fulbright in Hungary! (Spring 2020)
      • Saudi Arabia - Effat University (2016)
      • Kenyon in Rome (2012) >
        • Snapshots of Rome
        • Rome >
          • Visit to Insane Asylum (Santa Maria della Pieta)
        • Travel throughout Italy >
          • Abruzzo
          • Pompeii
          • Venice
          • Florence
          • Siena
          • Fumone
      • Semester At Sea (2010) >
        • Japan
        • China
        • Viet Nam
        • India
        • Mauritius
        • South Africa
        • Ghana
        • Brazil
    • Teaching Awards >
      • Henry David International Mentoring Award (2015)
      • Trustee Teaching Award
    • Students >
      • Need a Recommendation?
  • Research
    • Areas of Interest >
      • Ataques de Nervios
      • Acculturation
      • Colorism
      • Class
    • CV
    • Citations >
      • Academia.Edu
      • Research Gate
  • Service
    • Focus Groups with Syrian Refugees (2014)
    • APA Delegation to Cuba (2012)
  • Photovoice
    • Photovoice in Puerto Rico
    • Photovoice in Haiti
    • Photovoice in the Dominican Republic
    • Photography Project with Rania Matar
  • Photography