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PSY 260, Introduction to Social Psychology
PSY 433, Independent Study in Psychology
Various graduate level seminars
students opinions of my class (PSY 346) listen
Dr. White applies theories and research from social
psychology to problems of sexual aggression and victimization, social influence,
and gender issues. Her research has focuses primarily on gender issues
and aggression using research techniques ranging from laboratory experiments
to surveys and interviews. She has published numerous articles and chapters
during this time. Her most recent publications reflect an ecological developmental
perspective to aggression and violence. She is a frequent speaker at national
and international conferences.
Current
projects:
Dr. White is currently analyzing data on dating
violence and sexual assault among adolescents and college students, based
on a five-year longitudinal study funded by the National Institute of Mental
Health, with additional funding from National Institute of Justice. She
is also conducting pilot projects looking at the relationship between child
abuse and delinquency in girls and predictors of risky sexual behavior
in adolescent girls.
Group of Territorial Interest (GIT), Equal Opportunities- Puglia
(Italy),
Equality Quality Development Conference, Lecce, Italy, October 22-24,
2004
Web Address for Presentation in Word Format: http://www.uncg.edu/psy/courses/jwwhite/git/GIT
presentation.doc
Web Address for PowerPoint Presentation: http://www.uncg.edu/psy/courses/jwwhite/git/GIT
presentation.ppt
Dr. White is the past editor of the Psychology
of Women Quarterly and is an associate editor for Aggressive Behavior,
the journal of the International Society for Research in Aggression ( www.israsociety.com).
She has served as president of the Southeastern Psychological Association
( www.sepaonline.com) and is a member
of the Southeastern Society of Social Psychologists ( www.ssrc.msstate.edu/sssp/)
and the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues ( www.spssi.org). Member, Council of Representatives, American Psychological
Association ( www.apa.org) She has been a consultant on a project with the
US Navy examining the impact of pre-military experiences with physical
and sexual abuse on military experiences.
Locally:
Member, Guilford County Task Force on Teen Prostitution
Member, Advisory Board, Wise Guys, a male responsibility
program, part of Guildford County’s Family Life Council ( www.flcgso.com/wiseguys.htm)
Women's History Committee Service Award given by
the Commission on the Status of Women and the Greensboro YWCA
UNCG's 1996 Senior Research Excellence Award Recipient,
the highest research honor the university can bestow on a faculty member
Kent State University’s Honors Alumna of 2000
Fellow of the American Psychological Association
(Divisions 9 and 35)
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Selected Publications
White, J. W. (in press). Gendered aggression across the lifespan. In
J. Worell (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Gender. Academic Press.
White, J. W., Donat, P. L. N., & Bondurant, B. (2001). A developmental
examination of violence against girls and women. In R. Unger (Ed). Handbook
of the Psychology of Women and Gender. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. pp.
343-357.
White, J. W., Kowalski, R. M., Lyndon, A., & Valentine, S. (2000).
An Integrative Contextual Developmental Model of Male Stalking. Journal
of Interpersonal Violence, 15, 373-388.
Humphrey, J. A., & White, J. W. (2000). Women's Vulnerability to
Sexual Assault from Adolescence to Young Adulthood. Journal of Adolescent
Health, 27, 419-424.
White, J. W., Smith, P. H., Koss, M. P., & Figueredo, A. J. (2000).
Intimate Partner Aggression: What Have We Learned? Commentary on Archer’s
Meta-Analysis. Psychological Bulletin, 126, 690-696.
other
publications
support American
Cancer Society
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email me: jackie_white@uncg.edu
For information on social psychology: http://www.uncg.edu/psy/graduateprogram/social.html
