Sally Grapin
- Associate Professor Psychology College of Humanities and Social Sciences
- grapins@montclair.edu
- Location
- Montclair > Dickson Hall > 221
Biography
Broadly, Dr. Grapin's research centers on the intersection of social justice and school psychology. Specifically, her research comprises two primary strands: 1) exploring the impact of racial bullying (in both online and offline contexts) on youth achievement and mental health outcomes; and 2) exploring the ways in which pre-service school professionals develop dispositions toward social justice advocacy. Dr. Grapin has received research funding from the American Psychological Foundation and the Society for the Teaching of Psychology. She is the Editor-in-Chief of the journal School Psychology International and co-editor of the book "School Psychology: Professional Issues and Practices," which explores the professional roles and functions of school psychologists through a social justice lens.
Education
- BA, Brown University
- MEd, University of Florida
- PhD, University of Florida
Research
school psychology; social justice; multiculturalism
Media Expertise
school psychology; social justice; multiculturalism