Rate My Professor Jennifer Andrews

Dr. Andrews' academic interests and research specializations include personality psychology, art psychology, narrative psychology, and environmental psychology. Her publications feature Andrews, J., Fivush, R., Zaman, W., Merril, N., & Duke, M. (2016). Gender differences in adolescent birth narratives, Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition; Andrews, J., Lilienfeld, S., & Duke, M. (2013). An animal model of compulsive hoarding in humans, Review of General Psychology, 17, 399-419; and Andrews-McClymont, J. (2008). The Place of Psychotherapy, Voices: The art and science of Psychotherapy, 44. Manuscripts in preparation include Assessing gender differences and well-being in birth narratives for HBCU students (2023) and Birding Benefits: Implications for Mental Health, Equity, and Conservation (2023). She has presented at conferences such as the Association for Psychological Science (2017-2022), American Psychological Association (2019), and Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (2017-2019) on topics including gender differences in storytelling, autobiographical narratives and well-being in HBCU students, and aesthetic experiences. Dr. Andrews holds committee roles including member of the AUC Research Day Symposium, Morehouse Library Advisory Council, and co-advisor for Psi Chi. She serves as an executive board member of the Georgia Psychological Society and editorial board member for Challenge journal published by Morehouse College. Honors include McNair Research Mentor Certificate of Achievement from Morehouse College, Emory Scholar, Goodrich C. White Academic Scholarship, and selection as an undergraduate candidate for the Rhodes Scholarship, Fulbright Scholarship, and others.