Grace S. Hubel, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Address: 59 Coming Street, Office 104
E-mail: hubelgs@cofc.edu



Education

University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE
Ph.D., 2014; Clinical Psychology

College of Charleston, Charleston, SC
B.S., 2006; Psychology

 


Research Interests

I am a clinical psychologist who works with children and families. My area of research interest is in prevention of child maltreatment and promotion of nurturing early care environments for young children. Child maltreatment is an enormous public health problem that has detrimental impacts on children’s psychosocial and physical health outcomes. Intervention that prevents maltreatment can help families and communities create environments that promote children’s health and well-being and their ability to grow to be healthy, happy, and productive adults. My work focuses on helping existing community programs take a dual-generation approach to promoting resilience among families impacted by poverty and other adversity.


Courses Taught

Child Psychopathology
Adverse Childhood Experiences
Abnormal Psychology
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Child Development, and Research Methods (Child Life program)