Colwick Wilson

Colwick Wilson is an Adjunct Professor in the Microbiology Division of the School of Medicine at Loma Linda University. His academic career includes a PhD (2003) and MA degrees (1997, 1988). His research spans psychology, public health, and religion's impact on well-being, particularly focusing on forgiveness, stress mitigation, and the role of spirituality in health outcomes.

Education:

• PhD, Awarded June 2003
• MA, Awarded June 1997
• MA from Eastern Michigan University, June 1988

Research interests emphasize interdisciplinary approaches to human flourishing, integrating behavioral sciences with medical studies. Recent work explores cultural dimensions of mental health in Trinidad and Tobago, marital dynamics through psychometric tools, and the influence of religious practices on family functioning. His publications highlight trends in forgiveness studies and cross-cultural health research.

Scientific awards and grants are not explicitly listed in available records. Advising and student mentorship details are not provided in the current data. Wilson is associated with research teams focusing on public health and spiritual well-being, though specific lab affiliations are unmentioned.