Fayneese Miller, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Education and Human Development, Brown University

Director, Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America

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Areas of Expertise:

• Human development
• Experimental and applied social psychology
• Ethnic psychology

Other Areas of Interest:

• Social adaptation and social perspective taking of adolescents, especially adolescents of color
• Cross-racial friendships and their implications for race relations for American and South African youth
• Critical theory on race - psychological perspectives
• Relationships between involvement in research apprenticeship programs and social, cognitie and behavioral development of high school students.

Recent Publications:

1. Miller, F.S. (1997). Editor's Introduction. Facing the Future: The status of affirmative action in the 21st century. American Behavioral Scientist, 41, 197-204.
2. Miller, F.S., Reyes, X.A., & Shaffer, E. (1997). The contextualism of affirmative action: A historical and political analysis. American Behavioral Scientist, 41, 223-231.
3. Miller, F.S., & Clark, M.A., (1997). Looking toward the future: Young people's attitudes toward affirmative action and the American Dream. American Behavioral Scientist, 41, 262-271.
4. Miller, F.S., & Biral, R. (1997). Epilogue: What to a Black person is affirmative action? American Behavioral Scientist, 41, 272-279.
5. Miller, F.S., & Do, M. (In press). An examination of social adaptation processes of Vietnamese adolescents. Ethnic Studies Review.
   

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