Sarah Gonzalez Coffin, PhD

@sgonzalezcoffin.bsky.social

Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Arizona 🏜️Environmental decision making | Policy support | Climate change communication | Technology adoption | GIS | Adaptation

I’m excited to kick off the Sustainability on Tap series tomorrow, hosted by the University of Colorado Boulder Sustainability Research Initiative! 🌎 Join us at Rayback Collective from 6-8pm MT on January 21, 2026. “Trees Good, Machines Bad? The Psychology of Sustainability Technology Judgments”

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Are you an undergraduate student interested in pursuing a PhD in psychology? Or a mentor looking for graduate school resources for students? This 5-minute video offers tips and helpful information about how to prepare 🎓🌟 youtu.be/_8wSuQuzoJ8 #GraduateSchool #PhDPsychology #PhD #STEMaccess

How to Prepare to Apply to PhD Programs in Psychology | Graduate School Tutorial

YouTube video by Sarah Gonzalez-Coffin, PhD | Social Scientist

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I am excited to announce that I have defended my dissertation and completed my PhD in Social Psychology at the University of Colorado Boulder 🎓🎉 Thank you to my wonderful mentor, Leaf Van Boven, and committee members for investing in my training these past 5 years. Now, to celebrate! 😄

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🎓 Are you interested in getting involved in research in psychology & neuroscience, but not sure where to start? This tutorial is for you! Learn about how to pick a lab & prepare to apply, with real examples. youtu.be/NXbVfTAMgFs?... #Access #Research #Psychology #Neuroscience #STEM

How to Apply to Your First Research Assistantship in a Psychology & Neuroscience Laboratory

YouTube video by Sarah Gonzalez Coffin | Decision Scientist

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A thoughtful and inspiring perspective piece by Paige Nicklas (University of Rochester) about what it’s been like to be a PhD student during this time. With my graduation approaching this December, I appreciate and resonate with so many of the sentiments shared here: www.science.org/content/arti...

We started our Ph.D.s during COVID-19. Now, we’re graduating into political chaos

“It is difficult to absorb all the uncertainty and still hold on to hope,” this Ph.D. student writes

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