CHELSEA CRITTLE, PHD
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Chelsea Crittle, PhD is a Senior Research and Policy Associate, Special Initiatives at the Institute for Women’s Policy Research. At IWPR, Chelsea leads projects in the areas of Race, Ethnicity, Gender and the Economy.
Prior to joining IWPR, Chelsea was a Graduate Education Diversity Fellow at the Center of Creative Leadership. There, she supported initiatives to assess, evaluate, and improve equity, diversity, and inclusion throughout the organization. In graduate school, Chelsea’s research examined racial and gender bias, diversity and inclusion, allyship, and bias confrontation. Her dissertation explored ways to address racial exclusion within collegiate STEM classrooms. Chelsea has also served as the Dalmas Taylor Policy fellow for the Society for the Psychological Study of Social issues and worked as a policy fellow for the Research-to-Policy Collaboration.
Chelsea earned her Doctor of Philosophy and Master of Science in Social Psychology from Tufts University, as well as a Bachelor‘s in Psychology with a minor in Comparative Women’s Studies from Spelman College. As a Social Psychologist, Chelsea is trained to think deeply, yet creatively, about how her research on equity, race and gender can be applied in various contexts.
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