SHARP: Syntheses of HIV and AIDS Research Project

This page lists people working on projects for SHARP, Syntheses of HIV and AIDS Research Project, which is part of CHIP and the Department of Psychology at the University of Connecticut; SHARP is funded by a grant from NIMH. Links: Home \| Social Psychology \| SHARP Publications \|	Syntheses of HIV and AIDS Research Project (SHARP)
	Faculty Members
		Blair T. Johnson, PhD Professor, Psychology, University of Connecticut	Principal Investigator
		Michael P. Carey, PhD, Professor, Psychology, Syracuse University	Co-Investigator
		Leslie B. Snyder, PhD Professor, Communication Sciences, University of Connecticut	Investigator
		Tania Huedo Medina, PhD Research Associate, University of Connecticut	Post-Doctoral Researcher
		Hung-Yu (Henry) Lin, PhD, Professor, Psychology, National Dong-Hwa University	Visiting Scholar
		Sheng-Chei (Simon) Chang, PhD, Professor, Social Studies Education, National Taitung University	Visiting Scholar
	Research Assistants
		Jennifer Ortiz, B.A.	Research Assistant
		Marcella B. Boynton, M.A. Doctoral Candidate, Social Psychology, University of Connecticut	Graduate Research Assistant
		Judy Tan, B.A. Graduate Student, Social Psychology, University of Connecticut	Graduate Research Assistant
	Former Team Members (and usually, current collaborators)
		Jessica M. La Croix, B.A.	Research Assistant (2005-2006), now graduate student, University of Idaho
		Lori Scott-Sheldon, PhD	Assistant and Graduate Research Assistant (1999-2006); now Research Associate, Syracuse University
		Natalie Dove Smoak, PhD Research Associate, University of Connecticut	Post-Doctoral Researcher (2004-2006); now Assistant Professor, Illinois Wesleyan
		Karin Weis, PhD Research Specialist, University of Connecticut	Post-Doctoral Researcher (2006-2007); now Research Associate, Harvard University
		Jennifer J. Harman, PhD	Graduate Research Assistant (2000-2005), now Assistant Professor, Colorado State University
		Aaron Smith-McLallen, PhD	Graduate Research Assistant (1999-2005), now Post-doctoral fellow, University of Pennsylvania
		Michael Copenhaver Assistant Research Professor, Psychology, University of Connecticut	Collaborator

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