Ph D in General Psychology (In Progress), The University of Texas at El Paso (2021)
MA in Psychology, University of West Georgia (2016)
Publications
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.
Presentations
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.
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.
Ph D in General Psychology (In Progress), The University of Texas at El Paso (2021)
MA in Psychology, University of West Georgia (2016)
Publications
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.
Presentations
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.
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.
