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Graduate degree
Has earned a graduate degree in a related field.
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Current graduate student
Is a current graduate student in a related field.
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Licensed or certified educator
Is a Licensed Therapist, Certified Family Life Educator, Relationship Educator, or State Extension Specialist.
Contributor Qualifications
All contributors have academic and/or clinical training related to relationships and/or mental health in addition to one of the following qualifications:
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Mentored undergraduate
Is a current undergraduate student receiving mentorship from one of the above.
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Organization or research team
Is an organization, university class, or research team consisting of members meeting the above criteria or supervised by a person with, or in the process of obtaining, a graduate degree.
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Research or practice background
Has professional experience applying relationship or mental health research through university teaching, clinical practice, extension programming, or community education.
Meet Our Team
Leaders
Tyler Jamison
Relationship Researcher / Associate Professor
My interest in romantic relationships started to take shape when I was a psychology student at Miami University in Ohio. I wrote a senior thesis about how young women used romantic narratives in media to guide their beliefs about relationships. This led me to graduate school at the University of Missouri where I studied divorce, remarriage, and stepfamilies. At Mizzou I learned the power of interviews to tell the stories of romantic love and loss that mean so much to our lives. During that time, I also fell in love and started a family. We moved to New England for me to take my dream job at the University of New Hampshire where I have continued to study relationships with colleagues spread all over the US.
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