Splash Biography
STEPHAN OLIVEIRA, Psychologist in training with a focus on diversity
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Major: Psychology College/Employer: Yale Year of Graduation: 2024 |
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Brief Biographical Sketch:
I am a transfer student from El Camino College, a California community college, currently studying at Yale University as a junior. I've worked extensively in LGBT+ activism and peer mentoring with a focus on transgender identity. My interests include psychology, art, and dance and I hope to become a clinical psychologist working with a specialization in psychosis and trauma. Currently, I work in a research lab focused on anxious and depressive disorders in youth, as a transfer peer adviser, peer liaison for the Dowe Center of LGBTQ Resources at Yale, and off-campus at Strange Ways. I look forward to meeting you and having the opportunity to teach! :-) Past Classes(Clicking a class title will bring you to the course's section of the corresponding course catalog)X4689: Gender and Sexuality Seminar in Splash Spring 2023 (Apr. 01, 2023)
In times characterized by an explosion of awareness and language to describe our experiences, there can be a sense of catching up to do, both with the current times and the history informing the changes we’re seeing today. This seminar focuses on the language used to discuss gender and sexuality, the discourses and theory surrounding experiences and how we discuss them, and how we come to understand ourselves in the context of all of this.
X4627: Gender and Sexuality Seminar in Splash Fall 2022 (Oct. 29, 2022)
In times characterized by an explosion of awareness and language to describe our experiences, there can be a sense of catching up to do, both with the current times and the history informing the changes we’re seeing today. This seminar focuses on the language used to discuss gender and sexuality, the discourses and theory surrounding experiences and how we discuss them, and how we come to understand ourselves in the context of all of this.
E4503: Gender and Sexuality Seminar in Sprout Spring 2022 (Feb. 19 - Mar. 05, 2022)
In times characterized by an explosion of awareness and language to describe our experiences, there can be a sense of catching up to do, both with the current times and the history informing the changes we’re seeing today. This seminar focuses on the language used to discuss gender and sexuality, the discourses and theory surrounding experiences and how we discuss them, and how we come to understand ourselves in the context of all of this.
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