Rate My Professor Lefteris Patlamazoglou

His research interests center on LGBTQIA+ health and wellbeing, grief, loss and bereavement, social media and popular culture, migration, and belonging, with a focus on marginalised populations. He has produced 43 research outputs, including key articles such as 'The mental health of transgender young people in secondary schools: a scoping review' (Mackie, Lambert & Patlamazoglou, 2021, School Mental Health), 'Bereavement and coping following the death of a personally significant popular musician' (Wong & Patlamazoglou, 2022, Death Studies), 'The relationship between traumatic stress, emotional intelligence and posttraumatic growth' (Tuck & Patlamazoglou, 2019, Journal of Loss and Trauma), and 'Same-sex partner bereavement: Non-HIV-related loss and new research directions' (Patlamazoglou, Simmonds & Snell, 2018, OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying). His work has garnered over 437 citations. Awards include the Vice-Chancellor's Diversity and Inclusion Award (2016), Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship (2016), Faculty Research Stimulus Scheme (2019), and Faculty Teaching Innovation Grants (2018 and 2019). He contributes as editorial assistant for Advances in Mental Health, editorial board member for The Educational and Developmental Psychologist, and PhD supervisor on related topics, alongside community roles such as queer mentor for Out for Australia.