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Olya Glantsman is a Senior Lecturer and Program Director of the Community Psychology MS Program at DePaul University’s College of Science and Health. She holds a PhD in Community Psychology from DePaul University (2013), an MA in Community Psychology from the same institution (2005), and a BA in Psychology and Sociology & Anthropology from Lake Forest College (2001). Her research focuses on cultural diversity, food and housing insecurity in academic settings, migration and diaspora, and the integration of community psychology values into education.
- Education:
- BA, Psychology and Sociology & Anthropology, Lake Forest College, 2001
- MA, Community Psychology, DePaul University, 2005
- PhD, Community Psychology, DePaul University, 2013
Glantsman’s research explores the intersection of social justice and academic environments. She investigates food and housing insecurity among college students, particularly during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic, and advocates for curriculum reforms to embed community psychology principles. Her work also examines stress and coping mechanisms in community contexts and the impact of migration on diaspora communities.
Her publications highlight trends in community psychology education, collaborative research for social justice, and strategies to address systemic inequities. Glantsman contributes to open-access educational resources and emphasizes student-centered learning approaches.
Glantsman’s recent articles focus on food and housing insecurity during the pandemic, community psychology value congruence in academic institutions, stress-coping frameworks, and undergraduate education challenges. These works span public health, educational reform, and applied community psychology, reflecting her commitment to actionable research.
