Rohan Arcot is a PhD student in counseling psychology at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development. He works as a research team member in the ARISE lab and for the Center for Character & Social Responsibility. He serves as an APA Division 45 Campus Representative Co-Chair, the Association for Asian American Psychology (AAPA) Division on South Asian Americans (DoSAA) Membership Chair, and is an AACTE Holmes Scholar through BU Wheelock.<\/p>\n
Rohan previously worked as a teaching assistant at Johns Hopkins University School of Education and lab manager for the SPiEE lab as well as a graduate assistant for the Office of Diversity and Faculty Development. His research interests include Asian American mental health, culturally sensitive therapeutic treatments, positive psychology, liberation psychology, antiracist practices, and multicultural counseling training. Rohan is the inaugural recipient of the Johns Hopkins School of Education Diversity Advocate Award and the Chi Sigma Iota Lambda Chapter Outstanding Alumni Award.<\/p>\n
Pronouns: he\/him<\/p>\n