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Curriculum Vitae Ariel J. Mosley C.V. April 2016 CURRICULUM VITAE ARIEL J. MOSLEY Department of Psychology University of Kansas 14500 Jayhawk Blvd Lawrence, KS 66049 Email: [email protected] EDUCATION M.A. Social Psychology, University of Kansas (May 2016) Minor Area: Quantitative Studies B.A. Psychology, California State University Sacramento (May 2014) Minor Area: Philosophy RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Research Assistant, University of Kansas (2014-2016) Principle Investigator: Dr. Mark. Landau NIH / National Cancer Institute R01 (R01 CA185378) for project entitled “Cognitive and emotional processes of metaphoric cancer communications.” ($1.4 million) Lab Manager, Prejudice and Interpersonal Relations Lab (2013-2014) Supervisor: Dr. Lisa Harrison, California State University Sacramento Summer Research Fellow, Yale University, Yale Intergroup Relations Lab (2014) Supervisor: Dr. John F. Dovidio, Yale University Summer Research Assistant, Yale Center for Scientific Teaching (2013) Supervisor: Dr. Evava S. Pietri, Yale University Leadership Alliance Fellow, Yale University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences (2013) Supervisor: Dr. John F. Dovidio, Yale University Research Fellow, Ronald E. McNair Post Baccalaureate Achievement Program (2012-2013) Supervisor: Dr. Lisa Harrison, California State University Sacramento Research Associate, California State University Sacramento (2011-2014) Supervisor: Dr. Lawrence Meyers, California State University Sacramento Research Assistant, Prejudice and Interpersonal Relations Lab (2011-2014) Supervisor: Dr. Lisa Harrison, California State University Sacramento FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS, AND ACADEMIC AWARDS National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship ($34,000/year, 2016-2019) 1 Ariel J. Mosley C.V. April 2016 National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Ford Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Honorable Mention (2016) University of Kansas Jack Brehm Basic Research Award in Social Psychology ($200, 2016) University of Kansas Jack Brehm Basic Research Award in Social Psychology ($400, 2015) University of Kansas Jack Brehm Travel Award ($500, 2015) University of Kansas Strategic Initiative Grant ($884, 2015) Society for Personality Social Psychology Travel Award ($500, 2015) University of Kansas Summer Research Fellowship ($2,000, 2015) University of Kansas Jack Brehm Travel Award ($500, 2014) Society for Personality Social Psychology Diversity Fund Graduate Travel Award ($500, 2014) Summer Research Fellowship, Intergroup Relations Lab, Yale University ($2,000, 2014) University of Kansas Graduate Research Fellowship ($16,000, 2014) Graduate Studies Diversity Scholarship, University of Kansas ($5,000, 2014) Yale University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences Research Fellowship ($3,000, 2013) Stanford University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences Research Fellowship ($3,000, 2013, Declined to take a fellowship at Yale University) California Predoctoral Sally Cassanova Fellowship ($3,000, 2013) Outstanding Achievement in Original Scholarship Research Award, California State University Sacramento ($500, 2013) Henry Giron Memorial Scholarship ($500, 2013) Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War 1861-1865 Memorial Scholarship ($250, 2013) Professor Addison Somerville Scholarship, California State University Sacramento ($900, 2013) Dean Otis Scott Scholarship, College of Social Sciences &Interdisciplinary Studies ($1,000, 2013) Associated Students Incorporated Dreamers Scholarship ($500, 2013) Academic Related Activity Student Travel Grant ($250, 2013) Ronald E. McNair Post Baccalaureate Achievement Program ($3,000, 2012) Tracy African American-Association for Academic Excellence Scholarship ($500, 2008) PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS Mosley, A.J., Swanson, T.J., Landau, M.J. (in press) Embodied Health. Wiley Encyclopedia of Health Psychology (Kate Sweeny & Megan Robbins, Eds.). Kiefer, L., Mosley, A.J., T.J., Landau, M.J. (in press) Fetishism and Gender. The SAGE Encyclopedia of Psychology and Gender. Mosley, A.J. (2012) Gender Discrepancies in Social Facilitation. The Ronald E. McNair Post- Baccalaureate Scholars Journal, vol. 13, 154-168. MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPERATION 2 Ariel J. Mosley C.V. April 2016 Uddenberg, S., Mosley, A.J., Oltman, K., Dovidio, J. (in prep). Bias in the University Admissions Process. Mosley, A.J., Branscombe, N., Dovidio, J. F. (in prep). Finding benefits in discriminatory experiences: Stigma reduction in women. Mosley, A.J., Swanson, T.J., Landau, M.J., Dovidio, J.F. (in prep). How the dramaturgical perspective increases women’s assimilation to benevolent sexist ideologies. RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS TALKS Mosley, A.J., Branscombe, N., Dovidio, J. F. (2016, April). Ostracism, gender, and collective action: Constructing identity after rejection. Talk presented at the University of Kansas Psychology Department. Mosley, A.J., Branscombe, N., Dovidio, J. F., Landau, M. (2015, December). Finding benefits in discriminatory experiences: Stigma reduction in women. Talk presented at the University of Kansas Psychology Department. Swanson, T.J, Landau, M. J., Mosley, A.J., (2015, October). Suppressing thoughts of death: A process model perspective. Talk presented at the University of Kansas Psychology Department. Mosley, A.J., Landau, M. J., Swanson, T. J. Dovidio, J. F. (2015, September). Play my part: How the dramaturgical perspective increases women’s assimilation to traditional gender norms. Talk presented at the University of Kansas Psychology Department. Mosley, A.J., Swanson, T.J., Landau, M., Dovidio, J.F. (2014, September). Women's Self-Presentation Strategies: Stigma Internalization and Assimilation to Extrinsic Contingencies of Self-Worth. Talk presented at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. Mosley, A.J., Dovidio, Meyers (2014, March). Existential Infrahumanization: A Model of Self- Objectification. Talk presented at the California State University Student Research Symposium, Sacramento, CA. Mosley, A.J., Dovidio, J. (2013, July). Why am I not sexy, smart, and beautiful enough?: Examining women’s internalization of stigma. Talk presented at the National Leadership Alliance Symposium, Stamford, CT. Mosley, A.J., Dovidio, J. (2013, July). Examining the consequences of benevolent sexism endorsement on women’s self-concept. Talk presented at the Yale University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences Summer Undergraduate Research Symposium, New Haven, CT. Mosley, A. J., Harrison L., (2013, May). How mortality salience increases health behaviors. Talk presented at the Stanford Undergraduate Psychology Conference, Stanford, CA. Mosley, A. J., Harrison L., (2012, July). Gender discrepancies in social facilitation. Talk presented at University at Buffalo’s 18th Annual Ronald E. McNair Post Baccalaureate Achievement Program Research Conference 2012, Niagara Falls, New York. Mosley, A. J., Harrison L., (2012, July). Gender discrepancies in social facilitation. Talk presented at University of Georgia’s 18th Annual Ronald E. McNair Post Baccalaureate Achievement Program Research Conference 2012, Atlanta, Georgia. Mosley, A. J., Harrison L., (2012, June). Gender discrepancies in social facilitation. Talk presented at California State University, Sacramento’s McNair Scholars Program Research Symposium 2012, Sacramento CA. POSTERS 3 Ariel J. Mosley C.V. April 2016 Mosley, A.J., Landau, M. J., Dovidio, J. (2016, March). Narrowly placed on a pedestal: Benevolent sexism, the dramaturgical perspective and women’s assimilation to traditional gender norms. Poster presented at the University of Kansas Graduate Research Competition, Lawrence, KS. Mosley, A.J., Landau, M. J., Dovidio, J. (2016, January). Sexism as a social performance: How the dramaturgical perspective increases women’s assimilation to traditional gender norms. Poster presented at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology 17th Annual Meeting, Long Beach, CA. Swanson, T. J., Landau, M. J., & Mosley, A. J. (2015), January. Suppressing a Morbid Mentality: The Effects of Avoiding Existential Concerns on Cognitive Depletion and Restoration. Poster presented at the annual KU Graduate Research Competition, Lawrence, KS. Mosley, A.J., Dovidio, J. (2015, February). Benevolent Sexist Beliefs of Women on Women. Poster presented at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology 16th Annual Meeting, Long Beach, CA. Strelich, J., Mosley, A.J., Bohon, L. (2015, February). Women’s Belief in A Just Future: When sexism leads to system justification. Poster presented at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology 16th Annual Meeting, Long Beach, CA. Mosley, A.J., Dovidio, J., Meyers, L. (2014, April). A Structural Analysis of Internalized Gender Beliefs, Existential Void, and Self-Objectification in Women. Poster presented at the Western Psychological Association Conference, Portland, OR. Mosley, A.J., Sims, C., Meyers, L. (2014, April). Perceptions of an Illicit Prescriptions Stimulant User Among Caucasian, Asian, and Latino Americans. Poster presented at the Western Psychological Association Conference, Portland, OR. Mosley, A.J., Sims, C., Meyers, L. (2014, April). A Structural Model Predicting Peer Competence. Poster presented at the Western Psychological Association Conference, Portland, OR. Sandoval, R., Trowbridge, B., Sandoval, R., Harwood, J., Skye, B., McCavitt, K., Handal, C., Mosley, A.J., Meyers, L. (2014, April). Structural Analysis of Family Functioning in Relation to Guilt and Piety. Poster presented at the Western Psychological Association Conference, Portland, OR. Mosley, A.J., Harrison, L., (2014, February).
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