Ansuk Jeong

Ansuk Jeong is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology (Community Psychology) at DePaul University’s College of Science and Health. She holds a PhD in Psychology from the University of Illinois at Chicago and degrees from Yonsei University in South Korea. Her research focuses on family support interventions, elderly care, caregiver mental health, and digital health solutions for chronic illnesses. Dr. Jeong integrates cross-cultural perspectives and personal experiences into her work, emphasizing community resilience and social equity.

Educational Background:

• PhD in Psychology, University of Illinois at Chicago (with minor in Education Policy and Measurement)
• MA and BA in Psychology & Korean Linguistics/Literature, Yonsei University

Research Interests:

• Design Thinking for Family Support
• Quality Care for Elderly Populations
• Community-Based Social Innovation
• Digital Interventions for Chronic Disease Management
• Family Resilience and Coping Mechanisms

Awards:

• Health-Equity Focused Research Fellow (2023-2025), DePaul University
• Research Scholar (2023-2025), Society for Community Research and Action (APA)

Her research portfolio spans cancer survivorship, caregiver mental health, and disaster psychology. She leads the CARE Lab, focusing on community-engaged projects to enhance family well-being through innovative interventions. Dr. Jeong also advocates for music accessibility and integrates cultural competence into teaching/mentoring.