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Chuan Chinn, Ph.D.

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Contact Information:
808-956-5379
Leadership:
Primary Activity Coordinators:
Data Coordinator
Discipline Coordinators:
Education
Psychology: Developmental
Project/Program/Clinic Contacts:
Hawaii Family Engagement Center
Discipline(s):
Disability Studies
Education: General
Human Development/Child Development
Psychology
Education/Special Education
AUCD Council Membership:
No Council Membership
Vita/Bio:

Education

University of Hawaii at Manoa Social/Personality Psychology Ph.D. 2004

University of Hawaii at Manoa Developmental Psychology M.A. 1998

Beijing Normal University (Beijing, P.R.China) Psychology B.S. 1990

Dr. Chuan Chang is an Associate Specialist with the Center on Disability Studies at the University of Hawaii. As a program evaluator for a variety of community-based Creating Futures projects, her current work is on implementation and evaluation of supplemental literacy and math development programs for at-risk Hawaiian children and youth. Her research interests focus on positive youth development and intervention, and cultural competence issues in program evaluation. She has strong quantitative research skills and has done external and internal program evaluation for several federal and state funded projects using mixed methods, including NSF RDE STEM project and community-based literacy development projects. 

 

 

 

Service:
Self-advocy for immigrant communities.
Linked Projects

Hawaii Family Engagement Center
Hawaii Family Engagement Center
Hawaii Family Engagement Center
Hawaii Jobs Now Partnership
Hawaii Family Engagement Center
Linked Products

Perception of popularity among Chinese adolescents
Promising interventions for promoting Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics fields to students who have disabilities
Contrasts and misuses of evaluation theory and practice in the Confucian-influenced cultures
ractical and theoretical concerns: Words from the American Evaluators Association's Minority Serving Institution Faculty Initiative 2008 cohort
Hawaii Patient Reward And Incentives to Support Empowerment, Medicaid Incentives to Prevent Chronic Disease - Final Report