Identity as Resilience in Minoritized Communities: Strengths-Based Approaches to Research and Practice
暫譯: 邊緣社群中的身份作為韌性：基於優勢的研究與實踐方法

Julie M. Koch, PhD, LHSP (she/they) is a Professor of Counseling Psychology in the Department of Psychological & Quantitative Foundations at the University of Iowa. Before joining the University of Iowa, she was Professor and Head of the School of Community Health Sciences, Counseling and Counseling Psychology at Oklahoma State University. Dr. Koch was a Fulbright Specialist to the Mongolia LGBT Centre in 2015, is a past American Psychological Association representative to the International Psychology Network on LGBT Issues, and has served on the American Psychological Association Committee for Global Psychology and Committee on Women in Psychology. Her interests include multicultural competence, training, and development of faculty and counseling psychologists; human rights and social justice; LGBTQ mental health and affirmative practice, especially in rural and international settings; prevention; and microaffirmation.

Erica E. Townsend-Bell, PhD (she/her/ella) is Associate Professor of Political Science, and Director of the Center for African Studies at Oklahoma State University. Dr. Townsend-Bell currently serves as a board member of the American Political Science Association's flagship journal, The American Political Science Review. She previously served as a member of the APSA Committee on the Status of Women, and as program section chair for the Western Political Science Association and Midwest Political Science Association annual conferences. Her areas of expertise include the politics of intersectionality, comparative race and gender politics, and social movements, especially across the Americas.

Randolph D. Hubach, PhD, MPH (he/him) is an Associate Professor of Public Health and the Director of the Sexual Health Research Lab at Purdue University. Early in his career, Dr. Hubach's research and practice experiences included serving as PI on a federally fundedcommunity-based sexual health intervention project, developing managed care programs for local public health and mental health jurisdictions, and serving in leadership positions in multiple community health coalitions and planning processes. As a behavioral scientist and public health researcher, he has gained a practical understanding of the challenges associated with the delivery of public health programs that are scientifically sound and responsive to the needs of diverse communities. Dr. Hubach's research program focuses on three key areas: 1) HIV prevention and care; 2) LGBT health disparities; and 3) rural health and the intersection of these three areas.

Julie M. Koch, PhD, LHSP（她/他們）是愛荷華大學心理學與量化基礎系的輔導心理學教授。在加入愛荷華大學之前，她曾擔任俄克拉荷馬州立大學社區健康科學學院、輔導與輔導心理學系的教授及系主任。Koch博士於2015年擔任富布賴特專家，前往蒙古LGBT中心，曾擔任美國心理學會（American Psychological Association）在國際心理學網絡LGBT議題的代表，並曾在美國心理學會全球心理學委員會及女性心理學委員會任職。她的研究興趣包括多元文化能力、教職員及輔導心理學家的培訓與發展；人權與社會正義；LGBTQ心理健康及肯定性實踐，特別是在農村及國際環境中；預防；以及微肯定（microaffirmation）。

Erica E. Townsend-Bell, PhD（她/她/她）是俄克拉荷馬州立大學政治學副教授及非洲研究中心主任。Townsend-Bell博士目前擔任美國政治科學協會（American Political Science Association）旗艦期刊《美國政治科學評論》（The American Political Science Review）的董事會成員。她曾擔任美國政治科學協會女性地位委員會成員，以及西部政治科學協會和中西部政治科學協會年會的程序部分主席。她的專業領域包括交叉性政治、比較種族與性別政治，以及社會運動，特別是在美洲各地。

Randolph D. Hubach, PhD, MPH（他/他）是普渡大學公共衛生副教授及性健康研究實驗室主任。在職業生涯早期，Hubach博士的研究與實踐經驗包括擔任聯邦資助的社區性健康介入項目的主要研究者，為當地公共衛生及心理健康機構開發管理護理計劃，並在多個社區健康聯盟及規劃過程中擔任領導職位。作為行為科學家及公共衛生研究者，他對於提供科學上合理且能回應多元社區需求的公共衛生計劃所面臨的挑戰有實際的理解。Hubach博士的研究計劃專注於三個關鍵領域：1）HIV預防與護理；2）LGBT健康差異；以及3）農村健康及這三個領域的交集。