GRASP Lab Photos

Lab Photos

GRASP Lab members in June of 2023 standing side by side in front of a forested background. From left to right: Kiara Hunt, Lyndsey Meador, Aeleah Granger, Kimberly Kahn, Emma Money, Jared Cutler

GRASP Lab in 2023. From left to right: Kiara Hunt, Lyndsey Meador, Aeleah Granger, Kimberly Kahn, Emma Money, Jared Cutler

Photo of GRASP lab members in 2020. Dr. Kahn stands with four graduate (Aeleah Granger, Jared Cutler, Jaboa Lake, Emma Money) students in front of a New Orleans, "Rue Bourbon" sign at the SPSP conference in New Orleans, 2020

GRASP Lab in 2020. From left to right: Aeleah Granger, Jared Cutler, Dr. Kahn, Jaboa Lake, Emma Money

GRASP Lab Members at the 2018 Annual SPSP Conference in Portland, OR. From left to right: Aeleah Granger, Emma Money, Kimberly Kahn, Jean McMahon, Jaboa Lake

GRASP Lab in 2018. From left to right: Aeleah Granger, Emma Money, Kimberly Kahn, Jean McMahon, Jaboa Lake

GRASP Lab members in June of 2018 standing side by side in front of a forested background. From left to right: Jaboa Lake, Kimberly Kahn holding her sheltie, Jean McMahon, Emma Money

GRASP Lab in 2018. From left to right: Jaboa Lake, Dr. Kahn (and her dog), Jean McMahon, Emma Money

Photo of GRASP lab members in 2017. Dr. Kahn stands with two graduate students and two undergraduate research assistants in front of a bookshelf, a multi-colored abstract painting, and yellow walls.

GRASP Lab in 2017

Photo of GRASP lab members in 2015. Dr. Kahn stands with four graduate students and two undergraduate research assistants behind a conference table with a bookshelf, a multi-colored abstract painting, and yellow walls in the background.

GRASP Lab in 2015

Photo of GRASP lab members in 2014. Dr. Kahn stands with two graduate students and three undergraduate research assistants behind a conference table with a bookshelf and yellow walls in the background.

GRASP Lab in 2014

GRASP Lab Accomplishments

Aeleah Granger and Kim Kahn at Aeleah's dissertation defense

Aeleah Granger and Dr. Kahn at Aeleah's dissertation defense on December 4th, 2023

Aeleah Granger and Kimberly Kahn standing in front of Aeleah's title slide for her dissertation proposal in June of 2023. The title reads "Individual and structural contributors to implicit and explicit anti-Muslim bias in the United States"

Aeleah Granger and Dr. Kahn at Aeleah's dissertation proposal on June 13th, 2023

Emma Money and Kimberly Kahn standing in front of Emma's title slide. The title reads "Perceptions of Police Use of Force at the Intersection of Race and Pregnancy".

Emma Money and Dr. Kahn at Emma's thesis defense in 2020.

A selfie with Jean McMahon and Kimberly Kahn both wearing graduation gowns for Jean's doctoral graduation.

Dr. Kahn and Jean McMahon at Jean's graduation in 2018.

Dr. Kahn and Jean McMahon standing in front of the projected presentation slides for Jean's dissertation defense meeting. The slide reads: "Benevolent Sexism and Racial Stereotypes: Targets, Functions, and Consequences. Jean M. McMahon Dissertation Defense. Portland State University, February 12th, 2018.

Dr. Kahn and Jean McMahon at Jean's dissertation defense on February 12th, 2018

Jean McMahon standing in front of the projected presentation slides for her dissertation proposal meeting. The slide reads: "Benevolent Sexism and Racial Stereotypes: Targets, Functions, and Consequences. Jean M. McMahon, M.S., Dissertation Proposal. Portland State University, May, 24th, 2017."

Jean McMahon at her dissertation proposal on May 24th, 2017

Dr. Kahn and Jaboa Lake standing in front of the projected presentation slides for Jaboa's thesis proposal meeting. The slide reads: "Intraminority support for and participation in race-based collective action movements: An intersectional perspective. Jaboa Shawntaé Lake Thesis Proposal. Portland State University, April 5th, 2017."

Dr. Kahn and Jaboa Lake at Jaboa's thesis proposal on April 5th, 2017

Jaboa Lake standing in front of her title slide for her thesis proposal in April of 2017. The title on the slide reads "Intraminority support for and participation in race-based collective action movements: An intersectional perspective"

Jaboa Lake at her thesis proposal on April 5th, 2017

Jaboa Lake standing in front of her title slide for her thesis defense in June of 2017. The title on the slide reads "Intraminority support for and participation in race-based collective action movements: An intersectional perspective"

Jaboa Lake at her thesis defense on June 13th, 2017

Aurelia Alston and J. Katherine Lee standing in front of the projected presentation slides for Aurelia's thesis proposal meeting. The slide reads: "The force of manhood: Consequences of masculinity threat on police officers use of force. Aurelia Alston Thesis Proposal. June 5th, 2015

Aurelia Alston and J. Katherine Lee at Aurelia's thesis proposal on June 5th, 2015

Photo of GRASP Lab member Jaboa Lake on a panel with Janet Mock and one unidentified speaker at the MLK Tribute event at Portland State University in 2017. The three are sitting on a stage in chairs. The slide behind them reads: "Living the legacy: Freedom at every intersection. MLK Tribute '17. #PSUdiversity. Janet Mock." The slide also features a photo of Janet Mock with her legs crossed and chin resting on one hand.

Jaboa Lake participating in the MLK Tribute 2017 event at Portland State University with Janet Mock

Jaboa Lake participating in a discussion with three other unidentified people at the Art and Neuroscience of Change at Portland Art Museum.

Jaboa Lake at the Art and Neuroscience of Change at the Portland Art Museum

Jaboa Lake standing among other colleagues at the Art and Neuroscience of Change at the Portland Art Museum. They are standing in a gallery in front of a bright pink, abstract figure.

Jaboa Lake standing among colleagues at the Art and Neuroscience of Change at the Portland Art Museum

Jaboa Lake tabling one other unidentified person at the Art and Neuroscience of Change at Portland Art Museum. Several look at the materials on the table as a colleague of Jaboa's points at a paper on the table that others are looking at. A man is in the foreground on a computer - it is not clear what he is doing.

Jaboa participating in the Art and Neuroscience of Change at the Portland Art Museum

Conferences

Jaboa Lake and Dr. Kahn at the 2022 Annual SPSSI Conference

Jaboa Presentation at the 2022 Annual SPSSI Conference. Jaboa is standing behind a podium speaking with her title slide behind her. The title reads "Motivations to social movement participation for activists of color"

Jaboa Lake presenting a research talk at the 2022 Annual SPSSI Conference

Portland State University faculty, students, and collaborators at a restaurant during the 2023 Annual SPSP Conference

Portland State University faculty, students, and alumni at a restaurant during the 2023 Annual SPSP Conference

Portland State University Social Psychology Faculty and Students at the 2020 Annual SPSP Conference in New Orleans, LA.

Photo of GRASP Lab members: Aeleah Granger, Emma Money, Jared Cutler, and Danielle Rosenscruggs at SPSP 2020 in New Orleans, LA. They are standing in front of an academic poster titled: "Experienced Meditators Displayed Reduced Affect Misattribution"

GRASP Lab graduate students and research assistant at SPSP 2020 Annual Conference in New Orleans, LA. From left to right: Aeleah Granger, Emma Money, Jared Cutler, Danielle Rosenscruggs

Dr. Kahn and Aeleah Granger standing in front of Aeleah's poster at the SPSP 2020 annual conference. The poster is titled: "Muslim Students Perceptions of and Experiences with Armed Campus Security".

Dr. Kahn and Aeleah Granger at Aeleah's poster presentation at SPSP 2020 Annual Conference in New Orleans, LA. From left to right: Aeleah Granger, Kimberly Barsamian Kahn

Emma Money standing in front of her poster at SPSP 2020 annual conference. The poster is titled: "The Role of Race and Pregnancy in Support for Police Use of Force Against Women".

Emma Money at her poster presentation at SPSP 2020 Annual Conference in New Orleans, LA

Photo of the introduction slide for a symposium that Dr. Kahn was a speaker on at the SPSP 2020 annual conference. The title of the symposium is: "Harnessing Social Psychology to Address Social Issues and Public Policy"

A symposium Dr. Kahn was a presenter for at SPSP 2020 Annual Conference in New Orleans, LA

Emma Money standing in front of her poster at SPSP 2019 annual conference. The poster is titled: "Differentially Deserving Protection: Perceptions of Police Use of Force at the Intersection of Race and Pregnancy"

Emma Money at her poster presentation at SPSP 2019 Annual Conference in Portland, OR

Aeleah Granger standing in front of her poster at SPSP 2019 annual conference. The poster is titled: "Predictors of Interreligious Bias and the Effects of Liberal Arts Education"

Aeleah Granger at her poster presentation at SPSP 2019 Annual Conference in Portland, OR

Kim Kahn and Jaboa Lake at the 2018 Annual SPSSI Conference

Dr. Kahn and Jaboa Lake at the 2018 Annual SPSP Conference

Emma Money standing in front of her poster at SPSP 2018 annual conference. The poster is titled: "# Sorry Not Sorry: Perceptions of Racist Social Media"

Emma Money at her poster presentation at SPSP 2018 Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA

Photo of Portland State University Social Psychology faculty, undergraduates, and graduate students who attended the SPSP annual conference in Atlanta, Georgia.

Portland State University social psychology faculty and students at the PSU dinner during SPSP 2018

Jaboa Lake standing in front of her poster for SPSP 2017. The poster is titled: "The Role of Multiple Marginalized Identities on Support for Policing and Black Lives Matter"

Jaboa Lake at her poster presentation at SPSP 2017 Annual Conference in San Antonia, TX

Photo of GRASP Lab member Jean McMahon standing at a podium in front of an audience giving a talk with a large projector screen behind her. The talk is titled: "Privileged Protection? Effect of suspect race and mental illness status on public perceptions of police use of force"

Jean McMahon presenting a talk at SPSP 2017 Annual Conference in San Antonia, TX

Photo of GRASP Lab member Jean McMahon standing at a podium in front of an audience giving a talk with a large projector screen behind her. The slide behind her shows a barchart and well as a line graph with two lines crossing indicating an interaction between two variables.

Jean McMahon presenting a talk at SPSP 2017 Annual Conference in San Antonia, TX

Photo of a group of PSU social psychology faculty and students sitting around a dinner table at a restaurant during a dinner at SPSP 2017.

Portland State University social psychology faculty and students at the PSU dinner during SPSP 2017

Dr. Kahn sitting next to four other women at a conference table facing an audience participating in a question and answer panel during a symposium.

Dr. Kahn participating in a symposium at SPSP 2016 in San Diego, CA

Photo of Dr. Kahn standing at a podium in front of an audience giving a talk with a large projector screen behind her. The screen behind her shows the methods for the research she is presenting.

Dr. Kahn participating in a symposium at SPSP 2016 in San Diego, CA

Aurelia Alston standing in front of her poster at SPSP 2016 annual conference. The poster is titled: "Supporting the Black Lives Matter Movement: The Role of Social Networking Site Use and Awareness of Oppression and Privilege"

Aurelia Alston at her poster presentation at SPSP 2016 Annual Conference in San Diego, CA

Jaboa Lake standing in front of her poster at SPSP 2016 annual conference. The poster is titled: "Solidarity and social justice: Support for protest efforts and the Black Lives Matter movement"

Jaboa Lake at her poster presentation at SPSP 2016 Annual Conference in San Diego, CA

Photo of a group of PSU social psychology faculty and students sitting around a dinner table at a restaurant during a dinner at SPSP 2016.

Portland State University social psychology faculty and students at the PSU dinner during SPSP 2017

J. Katherine Lee standing in front of her poster at SPSP 2015 annual conference. The poster is titled: "To cooperate or not cooperate? Identity-related threats predicting likelihood of cooperating with police"

J. Katherine Lee at her poster presentation at SPSP 2015 Annual Conference in Long Beach, CA

GRASP Lab members Aurelia Alston, J. Katherine Lee, and Jaboa Lake standing in front of an academic poster at SPSP 2015.

Aurelia Alston, J. Katherine Lee, and Jaboa Lake at SPSP 2015 in Long Beach, CA

GRASP Lab members Aurelia Alston and J. Katherine Lee standing in front of an academic poster at SPSP 2015.

Aurelia Alston and J. Katherine Lee at SPSP 2015 in Long Beach, CA

Aurelia Alston, Jaboa Lake, Jean McMahon, J. Katherine Lee, and Dr. Kahn at SPSP 2015