Jessica Kang

This individual is a student in the University of Connecticut's graduate program in social psychology. See Other Students Links: Home \| Faculty \| Students \| Courses \| News \| Downloads \| Program \| Enroll \|	Jessica J. Kang
	B.S, with Distinction, Psychology, 2009, University of Washington B.A., English, 2009, University of Washington Primary advisor: Leach Secondary advisor: Pratto Joined program, Fall 2009
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	Intergroup Relations Social Emotions Prejudice and Stereotyping Social Change		University of Washington Mary Gates Endowment Research Training Grant, $6000 (November 2008-June 2009) University of Washington Department of Psychology Honors Program (September 2007- June 2009) American Psychological Association Summer Science Fellowship, $2500 (June-August 2008)
	Recent Presentation
	Kang, J. J., & Kaiser, C. R. (2009). Variations in perceptions of model minority stereotypes: White Americans stereotype strongly identified Asian Americans more than weakly identified Asian Americans. Poster presented at the Group Processes and Intergroup Relations (GPIR) pre-conference, Annual Meeting of the Society of Personality and Social Psychology, Tampa, FL.
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