Associate Professor
Ann W. Nguyen is an interdisciplinary scholar who received her doctoral training in psychology and social work from the Program for Research on Black Americans at the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research.
Her research broadly investigates psychosocial determinants of mental, physical and cognitive health and well-being across the life course among Black Americans, with a special focus on mid- and late life. Her research has investigated the effects of social relationships (i.e., social support, social isolation, loneliness), religious participation and discrimination on a range of health and well-being outcomes.
Education
Doctor of Philosophy
University of Michigan
Master of Science
University of Michigan
Master of Social Work
University of Michigan
Bachelor of Arts
University of Texas at Austin