Patrick Goh

Patrick Goh is an Assistant Professor at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, affiliated with the College of Social Sciences and the Psychology Department. Originally from Los Angeles, he has lived in diverse locations including Fullerton, San Diego, Lexington, Chicago, and Utrecht, shaping his cultural sensitivity and research focus on mental illness.

• Education: PhD in Clinical Psychology (University of Kentucky, 2022), MA in Psychology (San Diego State University, 2016), BS in Psychology (University of California San Diego, 2011)

His research focuses on developing ADHD screening tools through advanced statistical analysis of core symptoms, cognitive/affective risk markers, and comorbidity pathways. He plans to create transdiagnostic screeners for primary care and schools, emphasizing cultural/systemic factors in AANHPI communities.

He teaches graduate courses in assessment (PSY 671/672) and psychopathology (PSY 676). Contact: pgoh@hawaii.edu, Office: Sakamaki D405, Phone: 1 (808) 956-6708.