Christina Cipriano Crowe

Christina Cipriano Crowe Lecturer 125 Nightingale (617) 373-3985 (Office) (617) 373–8714 (Fax) c.cipriano@neu.edu

Areas of Interest

I received my Ph.D. in Applied Developmental and Educational Psychology and a Certificate in Human Rights and International Justice from Boston College following my Ed.M. in International Education Policy from Harvard. Currently, as a lecturer at Northeastern, I cheer for everyone in the Beanpot except BU.

My academic pursuits are interdisciplinary and varied, focusing on the intersection of research and practice in child development. I examine longitudinal trajectories of micro family processes, school socialization pathways, and child achievement and socio-emotional outcomes. I am particularly interested in the cumulative developmental deprivation of poverty and low levels of education. Furthermore, I am invested in examining new ways of investigating such trajectories within statistics. My broader academic passions include international education issues and the preservation of the best interest of the child from a humanitarian perspective.

I aim to teach my courses from an applied point of view, encouraging students to acquire practical knowledge for utilization in their future practitioner roles.

Frequently Taught Courses

• Developmental Psychology
• Seminar in Social Psychology
• Statistics for Psychological Research