Rachael Robinson-Keilig

Dr. Rachael Robinson-Keilig is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Hastings College, where she teaches courses on psychopathology, positive psychology, and counseling techniques. She advises the Psi Chi honor society and previously held roles at Central Community College and the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa. Her research focuses on gender, violence against women, mental health, and therapist well-being. She is a member of the American Psychological Association's divisions for Teaching Psychology, Counseling Psychology, and Psychology of Women.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Psychology, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
• M.A. in Psychology, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
• B.A. in Psychology, Nebraska Wesleyan University

Research Focus: Her work explores societal judgments around childbirth, secondary traumatic stress in female therapists with trauma histories, and feminist pedagogical methods. She emphasizes active student engagement through self-reflection and applied activities.

Publication Trends: Her articles address mental health interventions, LGBTQ+ campus climates, and innovative teaching strategies. Recent work highlights therapist well-being and trauma-informed care.

Awards: None explicitly listed.

Advising & Grants: Advises Psi Chi; no grant details provided. Former roles include Institutional Research Coordinator at Central Community College-Grand Island.

Labs/Teams: No specific labs mentioned, but collaborates with APA divisions and institutional research groups.