Erin Donohue, Ph.D.
Academic Degrees:
- B.S., Worcester State University
- M.A., University of Connecticut
- Ph.D., University of Connecticut
Areas of Interest:
Developmental Psychology, Emotional and Social Development, the Influence of Parenting on Child Development
Areas of Research:
My primary research interest is to examine familial self-regulation, specifically emotion-regulation, during times of trauma and life transition across the lifespan. My secondary research interest investigates how major life events reshape parenting and the parent-child relationship. My third research interest focuses on testing emotion regulation practices and coping mechanisms in family interventions that aim to decrease family stress. I draw on quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods to address my research goals.
Courses Taught:
- PSYC 111 – Introductory Psychology
- PSYC 235 – Research Methods
- PSYC 349 – Motivation and Emotion
- PSYC 360 – Developmental Psychology
- NRSG 551 – Family Systems (Graduate Level)
Erin Donohue, Ph.D., assistant professor
CSB Main 370
320-363-5360
[email protected]
College of Saint Benedict
Saint John’s University
Dr. Robert Kachelski
Chair, Psychology Department
CSB Main 368
320-363-5573