Dr. Jordan Arellanes
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- About
- Education
- Awards & Honors
- Research
Biography
Grew up in Golden, Colorado. Avid sports fan. Obtained Ph.D. in Human Development and Family Studies at Iowa State University. Dedicated to student educational attainment and career success.
Current Courses
PSY 327.001 Cultural Psychology: Latino/A Psychology
PSY 331.001 Laboratory In Research Methods For Psychology: Developmental
PSY 446.001 Qualitative and Mixed Methods Research for the Social Sciences
PSY 290.005 Special Projects: Research Apprenticeship
PSY 390.005 Advanced Research Apprenticeship
PSY 327.001 Cultural Psychology: Latino/A Psychology
PSY 499.005 Independent Research For The Master's Thesis
PSY 111.001 Introduction To Psychology
PSY 111.002 Introduction To Psychology
PSY 111.003 Introduction To Psychology
PSY 111.004 Introduction To Psychology
PSY 111.005 Introduction To Psychology
PSY 290.005 Special Projects: Research Apprenticeship
PSY 291.005 Special Projects:Undergraduate Teaching
Teaching Interests & Areas
Classrooms are an opportunity to learn more about the contextual factors that support students' future development. Often, people need assurance of their capabilities or the opportunity to explore what they are passionate about. My classes are designed to help students explore their interests through practice and discussions. Some of the best learning opportunities we can make are through discussions and personal connections with the materials. Trained in flipped classrooms, team-based learning, and SoTL designs.
Research Interests & Areas
I am a trained mixed-methodologist with two main interests, 1) fatherhood and 2) educational equity for Latino families. My work is centered on the belief that research should be designed to make a positive impact for others. Of particular interest, is how do we find our role within society and how can others (parents, mentors, coaches, teachers) change the way we view ourselves and our societal roles. I engage in community-based practice research and the study of teaching and learning.
PhD Human Development and Family Studies
MS Educational Psychology
BS Human Development and Family Studies
2021 Jim Johnson Award
2020 Impact Award
2019 Best Conference Proposal Award
2017 Best Student Paper Award
2017 Feldman Outstanding Research Proposal for Research in Family Policy
Journal Article
Arellanes, Jordan, Michael Hendricks, and Chang Su-Russell. 2024. “Cultivating A Collectivist Community on A College Campus for Latinx Students.” Journal of Latinos and Education 23(2): 1679-1693. https://doi.org/10.1080/15348431.2024.2309670
Hendricks, Michael, Jordan Arellanes, Chang Su-Russell, Nur Moon, and Shania Vasquez. 2024. “Exploring the Pandemic’s Impacts on Latinx Students’ Learning.” Journal of Underrepresented & Minority Progress (8)S1-2: 50-77. https://doi.org/10.32674/ev7as419
Su-Russell, Chang, Michael Hendricks, and Jordan Arellanes. 2024. “Latinx College Students in a PWI: Perceptions of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access (IDEA), Basic Psychological Needs Satisfaction, and Access to Mentorship.” Journal of Underrepresented & Minority Progress 8(S1-2): 26-49. https://doi.org/10.32674/hd74rz15