Charles Liu is a former student of The Episcopal School of Dallas in the USA. He explored psychology, film, and television through summer courses at Yale University, Columbia University, and New York University.
Academic and Research Experience
Charles gained practical experience through a psychology internship at McGarrahan & Associates. There, he analysed evaluation data for research purposes. Additionally, he is a member of the American Psychological Association.
Beyond academics, Charles contributes to community initiatives. For example, he tutors a Ukrainian teenager online through the EnGin Volunteer Program. He also supports disaster relief efforts through the Missing Maps initiative.
Research on Asian American University Students
Charles achieved an important milestone when the British Sociological Association (BSA) accepted his research paper, “The Relationship of Diversity and Social Support for Asian American University Students,” for presentation at its 2024 Annual Conference.
Furthermore, his paper was selected for the Race, Ethnicity, and Migration panel. His study explores diversity and social support among Asian American university students.
The BSA brings sociologists together through academic publications and conferences. As a result, these events provide opportunities to share research and advance the field of sociology.
Congratulations to Charles on this significant research achievement!
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