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• Best paper award - Psychological Services (01/01/2019-12/31/2019)
• Certificate of Excellence in Psychology & Law - University of California, Irvine Center for Psychology & Law (06/01/2009-06/30/2009)
• Dissertation Writing Fellowship - University of California, Irvine (01/01/2008-12/31/2008)
• School of Social Ecology Graduate Mentoring Award - University of California, Irvine (01/01/2008-12/31/2008)
• Student Travel Award - American Psychology-Law Society (01/01/2006-12/31/2006)
• New Investigator Program - National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) (01/01/2005-12/31/2005)
• Graduate Student Research Award - University of Nevada, Las Vegas Psychology Department (01/01/2003-12/31/2003)
• Summer Research Stipend - University of Nevada, Las Vegas Psychology Department (01/01/2003-12/31/2003)
• Dean’s Honor List - University of Nevada, Las Vegas (01/01/2002-12/31/2002)

• Ph D in Psychology and Social Behavior, University of California, Irvine (2009)
• MA in Clinical Psychology, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (2004)
• BA in Psychology, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (2002)

• A prospective analysis of loss of control over eating, sociodemographics, and mental health during COVID-19 in the United States Obesity Research and Clinical Practice 16 (2022), Roberto Sagaribay III, Gabriel Frietze, Marcos Lerma, Mariany Gainza Perez, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Theodore V. Cooper.
• A prospective analysis of loss of control over eating, sociodemographics, and mental health during COVID-19 in the United States. Obesity Research & Clinical Practice (2022), Roberto Sagaribay, Gabriel Frietze, Marcos Lerma, Mariany Gainza Perez, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Theodore V. Cooper.
• Influence of suicidality on adult perceptions of COVID-19 risk and guideline adherence Journal of Affective Disorders 308 (2022), Mariany Gainza Perez, Claudia J. Woloshchuk, Andrea Rodriguez Crespo, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Theodore V. Cooper.
• Self-stigma of mental illness among Latino people on the U.S.-México border Stigma and Health (2022), Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Alondra Avila, Oscar Esparza del Villar, Hyejin Jung, Kristin Kosyluk, Eduardo Flores.
• A prospective analysis of loss of control over eating, sociodemographics, and mental health during COVID-19 in the United States Obesity Research & Clinical Practice (2021), Roberto Sagaribay, Gabriel Frietze, Marcos Lerma, Mariany Gainza Perez, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Theodore V. Cooper.
• Do specialty programs for justice-involved people with mental illness exacerbate stigma? Criminal Justice and Behavior (2021), Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Perman Gochyyev, Jennifer L. Skeem.
• Flattening the curve in jails and prisons: Factors underlying support for COVID-19 mitigation policies Psychology, Public Policy, and Law (2021), Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Elena T. Vaudreuil, Chelsea Queen, Marisa Eve Alvarez, Araceli Garcia.
• Moving past the myths: Research informed practices for supervising clients with serious mental illness. (2020), Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Rebekah R. Adair, Jennifer L. Skeem.
• Mental health assessment: Adult screening tools SAGE Encyclopedia of Criminal Psychology. (2019), Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• Mental health assessment: Juvenile screening tools SAGE Encyclopedia of Criminal Psychology. (2019), Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• Probation SAGE Encyclopedia of Criminal Psychology. (2019), Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• The changing correctional mental health workers' demographics and duties Professional Psychology: Research and Practice (2019), Elijah Ricks, Mark Ferreira, Jennifer L. Eno Louden.

• Mental health screening for diverse populations in correctional settings (2023), Volume virtual, Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• Lessons learned in correctional psychology research during the COVID-19 pandemic. (2023), Volume Toronto, ON, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Elena T. Vaudreuil, Chelsea Queen, Betel Hernandez.
• Considering individual risk factors in the study of the immigration-crime relationship (2023), Volume Arlington, VA, Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• Assessing the relationships between criminogenic risk factors and perceived social support among US-born citizens, documented immigrants, and undocumented immigrants. (2023), Volume El Paso TX, Isaac Romero, Theodore R. Curry, Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• Assessing the relationships between criminogenic risk factors and perceived social support among US-born citizens, documented immigrants, and undocumented immigrants. (2023), Volume Philadelphia, PA, Isaac Romero, Theodore R. Curry, Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• Understanding crime on the US- México border: Assessing criminogenic risk for US-born citizens and people who have immigrated. (2023), Volume Philadelphia, PA, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Betel Hernandez, Valeria Torres-Rivera, Areceli Garcia, Isaac Romero, Andrea Martinez, Elena Vaudreuil, Theodore R. Curry.
• Victimization experiences of justice-involved U.S. citizens and immigrants (2023), Volume Philadelphia, PA, Valeria Torres-Rivera, Betel Hernandez, Isaac Romero, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Theodore R. Curry.
• Assessing the relationships between criminogenic risk factors and perceived social support among US-born citizens, documented immigrants, and undocumented immigrants. (2023), Isaac Romero, Theodore R. Curry, Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• Cross-cultural fairness in mental health screens used in corrections settings: A critical review (2023), Volume Philadelphia, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Rebekah R. Adair, Isaac Romero, Virginia Barber-Rioja.
• Mental illness labeling in justice-involved people (2023), Elena T. Vaudreuil, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Jacob Rubio, Devin Hernandez, Isaac Romero, Araceli Garcia.
• Predictive utility of the El Paso Pretrial Risk Assessment-Revised (2023), Chelsea Queen, Paola Zuniga, Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• Understanding crime on the US-México border: Assessing criminogenic risk for US-born citizens and people who have immigrated (2023), Volume Philadelphia, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Betel Hernandez, Valeria Torres-Rivera, Araceli Garcia, Isaac Romero, Maria Torres, Andrea Martinez, Elena T. Vaudreuil, Theodore R. Curry.
• Victimization experiences of justice-involved U.S. citizens and immigrants. (2023), Maria Torres, Betel Hernandez, Isaac Romero, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Theodore R. Curry.
• Crime among U.S. citizens and immigrants in El Paso, Texas (2022), Volume Atlanta GA, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Theodore R. Curry, Elena Vaudreuil.
• Crime among U.S. citizens and immigrants in El Paso, Texas (2022), Volume Atlanta, GA, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Theodore R. Curry, Elena T. Vaudreuil.
• Attitudes toward immigration and support for COVID-19 mitigation policies in immigration detention centers in the United States. (2022), Volume Denver, CO, Elena Vaudreuil, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Chelsea Queen, Araceli Garcia, Marisa E. Alvarez.
• Examining how the Hispanic/Latinx community perceives justice-involved women (2022), Volume Denver, CO, Maria F. Torres, Estefania Guzman, Rebekah Adair, Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• How does intimate partner violence relate to women’s pathways to crime? (2022), Volume Denver, CO, Rebekah Adair, Estefania Guzman, Anasofia Santiesteban, Jessica Perez, Araceli Garcia, Maria F. Torres, Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• Is it the crime or the diagnosis? Exploring the effect of multiple stigmas toward mental health on prison policy support in a Latinx population. (2022), Volume Denver, CO, Araceli Garcia, Chelsea Queen, Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• Improving outcomes for people with mental illness in community corrections. (2022), Volume Riverside, CA, Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• Assessing methods for attitude change towards COVID-19 related prison policies. (2021), Chelsea Queen, Nicholas D. Evans , Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• The effect of attitudes toward immigration on support for COVID-19 mitigation policies in immigration detention centers in the United States. (2021), Elena T. Vaudreuil, Chelsea Queen, Araceli Garcia, Marisa Eve Alvarez, Jennifer L. Eno Louden.
• Justice on the Border: Scholarship on the Experiences of Marginalized Groups in the US Justice System (2020), Volume El Paso, TX, Jennifer L. Eno Louden, Theodore R. Curry, April G. Thomas, Egbert Zavala.
• Acculturation and neighborhood characteristics as predictors of police legitimacy (2020), Volume New Orleans, LA , Alondra Avila, Araceli Garcia, Silvia Salinas, Theodore R. Curry, Jennifer L. Eno Louden.

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