Jess Goletz
Graduate Student, Developmental Science
5057 Woodward, Suite 7501
Department
Psychology (Developmental Science)
Jess Goletz
Jess Goletz (they/them) is an eighth year graduate student in the developmental science Ph.D. program, working under the guidance of Drs. Marjorie Beeghly (developmental science), Ty Partridge (developmental science), Carolyn Dayton (social work) and Lisa Panisch (social work). They have completed a Dual-Title Certification in Infant Mental Health. Their area of research focus is in intergenerational trauma, culture and family narratives, with a focus on using qualitative methodology. They have completed mental health first aid training and have attended trauma-informed teaching training. Jess is also currently the project coordinator for the Center for Social Work Research in the School of Social Work.
Education
- B.A., Wayne State University, 2016
- M.A., Wayne State University, 2020
Awards and grants
- Rumble Fellowship, fall 2019 – winter 2020
- Betty J Neitzel Summer Research Award 2024