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Gene Chin is an Associate Professor of Psychology at the Rosemead School of Psychology, Biola University. He holds a Ph.D. and M.A. from the University of Mississippi and a B.A. from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Dr. Chin is also a member of the Global Faculty and Staff in Malaysia.
Dr. Chin's educational background includes:
- Ph.D., University of Mississippi
- M.A., University of Mississippi
- B.A., University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Dr. Chin's research focuses on access to care for diverse and global populations through a trauma-informed lens. His work involves building and evaluating empirically driven models that combine cross-cultural and culture-specific frameworks for health and wellness of the mind, body, and spirit. He employs mixed methods research methodologies (quantitative and qualitative) to support instrument development, psychometrics, and statistical and program evaluation initiatives. His expertise spans trauma/burnout, psychometrics, help-seeking trajectories, and the integration of faith and learning in psychological practice.
Dr. Chin's scholarly contributions demonstrate consistent focus on cross-cultural applications of psychological assessment tools, trauma-informed care, and the impact of cultural context on mental health service utilization. His work frequently addresses issues relevant to diverse populations including Malaysian and Ugandan communities, examining how cultural frameworks influence help-seeking behaviors and treatment outcomes across different settings.
Dr. Chin has received several notable awards and recognitions:
- Nominated for Outstanding Academic Advisor Award (2020)
- National Psychologist Trainee Register Credentialing Scholarship (2014)
- Honorable Mention for Outstanding Psychology Major (2009)
- International Honor Society in Psychology (2008)
- Academic Honor Society for Transfer Students (2008-2009)
- Certificate of Superior Scholarship (2009)
- University of Nebraska-Lincoln Honors Program (2007-2009)
- Dean's Honor Roll (2007)
- International Student Scholar's Award (2007)
- Merit Scholarship Award (2006)
Dr. Chin maintains active professional engagement through organizations including the Association for Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies (2010-2022), Association for Contextual Behavioral Science (2021-2022), National Council on Family Relations (2020-2021), and previously with the American Red Cross, Central Mississippi Chapter (2011-2016). His nomination for Outstanding Academic Advisor Award reflects his commitment to student mentorship, while his research collaborations demonstrate extensive work developing culturally appropriate mental health interventions.
Dr. Chin collaborates with international research teams focusing on cross-cultural psychological assessment, trauma treatment, and mental health service delivery. His work involves significant international partnerships, particularly with researchers in Malaysia and Uganda, to develop culturally responsive mental health interventions and assessment tools that respect both traditional healing practices and evidence-based psychological approaches.
