Faculty Profile
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Dana Balsink Krieg, Ph.D
Visiting Assistant Professor
Samuel Mather Hall 409
740-427-5943
kriegd@kenyon.edu
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• Ph.D.: Loyola University of Chicago, 2001
• M.A.: Roosevelt University, 1997
• B.A.: University of Cincinnati, 1993
2001
While a graduate student, I was a part-time instructor at Loyola University
of Chicago and the Chicago School of Professional Psychology (CSPP).
In addition, I was the dissertaion consultant for CSPP, a program evaluator
for parenting programs at the Latin School of Chicago, and a coordinator
of a violence prevention project for the Cabrini Green Youth Program. |
I hope my enthusiasm for psychology (even stats!) will rub off on my
students. I'll be teaching Intro to Psych, Statistics, and Adolescent
Development. |
Social and cognitive development. Specifically, development of
the family system and the impact of major life transitions on the development
of individuals and their relationships. Also, differences in parenting
practices and the effects of these practices on child development. |
| Recent Publications (students shown in
bold) |
Huntsinger, C.S., Jose, P.E., Larson, S.L., Krieg,
D.B., & Shaligram, C. (2000). Mathematics, vocabulary, and reading
development in Chinese American and European American children over the
primary school years. Journal of Educational Psychology, 92,
745-760. |
| Committees, Organizations, and Groups |
American Psychological Association (APA)
Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD) |
Collecting 12 month follow-up data from women who participated in the
Expanding Families Project, a study evaluating the transition to parenthood
for first and second time moms. Preparing to conduct another longitudinal
study of new mothers and fathers. |
| The best thing about being at Kenyon is |
I don't know yet!
| Hobbies and favorite things |
Camping, hiking, sewing, craft projects.
| One thing to do or accomplish in life |
Enjoy it!
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