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Dr. Emily-Marie Pacheco is an Associate Tutor (School of Education) and Tutor (Academic Services) at the University of Glasgow, with a UKRI-ESRC Research Fellowship at University College London (UCL). She holds a Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Glasgow, focusing on trauma exposure in international students from conflict-affected regions. Her work bridges social psychology, education, and disaster recovery, emphasizing resilience, identity, and cross-cultural dynamics.
Research interests include trauma’s psychosocial impacts, stress coping mechanisms, and community resilience in post-disaster contexts. She employs mixed-methods approaches to study global issues like international student well-being, WASH provision for displaced communities, and cultural adaptation theories.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Psychology, University of Glasgow
Key Research Themes:
- Psychosocial resilience in conflict-affected populations
- Indirect trauma exposure and mental health
- Cross-cultural identity development
- Disaster recovery strategies for displaced communities
Recent Work Focus: Her 2023 research on doctoral well-being during crises and 2022 studies on post-disaster WASH interventions highlight her commitment to practical, community-centered solutions. Earlier work (2020) explored political impacts on international students’ mental health, linking geopolitics to psychological well-being.
Grants and Fellowships:
- UKRI-ESRC Research Fellowship (UCL)
