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Julie Ancis is a Distinguished Professor of Informatics at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, where she founded and directs the Cyberpsychology Program. Previously serving as Associate Vice President for Institute Diversity at Georgia Tech, she has secured over $6 million in grants from NSF and Department of Education.
Education:
- PhD in Counseling Psychology from SUNY Albany
- MA in Counseling from SUNY Albany
- BA in Psychology from SUNY Albany
Research Focus: Ancis examines diversity, multicultural competence, media psychology, and human-computer interaction, with emphasis on gender justice, anti-discrimination frameworks, and inclusive technology design. Her work intersects psychology, law, and digital systems.
Honors:
- Fellow of APA Divisions 17, 35, 46
- Woman of the Year Award (APA Counseling Psychology)
- Georgia State University Outstanding Research Award
Publications: Her extensive scholarship includes 4 books and 80+ articles exploring cultural responsiveness in psychological practice, gender disparities in legal systems, and ethical technology design. Recent works analyze AI's role in caregiving, cultural health messaging during COVID-19, and antisemitism mitigation strategies.
