Erinn C. Cameron, Ph.D. is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health HBNU Fogarty Global Health Training Program. Dr. Cameron completed her doctoral work in clinical psychology at Fielding Graduate University and her doctoral clinical residency in Integrated Behavioral Health at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. For her Fogarty fellowship, she is investigating the effects of climate change on the mental health of pregnant women living with HIV in Western Cape South Africa where she has an appointment as a Postdoctoral Fellow at Stellenbosch University under the mentorship of Dr. Ashraf Kagee and Boston University under the mentorship of Dr. David Henderson, Dr. Lora Sabin, and Dr. Greg Wellenius. Dr. Cameron also has an appointment as a visiting scholar at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine Center for Global Health working with Dr. Douglas Perkins and Dr. Jennifer N. Crawford and she is an Institute for Social Innovation Fellow at Fielding Graduate University where she conducts research with Dr. Kristine M. Jacquin.
Dr. Cameron was recently awarded the 2023 Dr. Sally Peterson Research Excellence Award for her first-authored paper regarding female incarceration and violence against women. Her dissertation work in women's health, under the mentorship of Dr. Kristine M. Jacquin, was awarded the Fielding Graduate University Dissertation Award, the APA Division 55 Student Research Award, the University of New Mexico School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry Research Showcase Award, and the NIDRA R13 Early Career Research Award. Dr. Cameron is also an inaugural member of the APA Division 52 International Environmental Justice Committee where she is co-editor for a special edition of International Perspectives in Psychology titled "Environmental Justice and Psychology: Alternative Ideas on Environmental Justice." She is also Editor of the International Psychology Bulletin and The International Psychologist. Dr. Cameron currently serves on the APA Division 52 and International Council of Psychologists boards. Her research profile can be accessed through Research Gate.
Dr. Cameron was recently awarded the 2023 Dr. Sally Peterson Research Excellence Award for her first-authored paper regarding female incarceration and violence against women. Her dissertation work in women's health, under the mentorship of Dr. Kristine M. Jacquin, was awarded the Fielding Graduate University Dissertation Award, the APA Division 55 Student Research Award, the University of New Mexico School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry Research Showcase Award, and the NIDRA R13 Early Career Research Award. Dr. Cameron is also an inaugural member of the APA Division 52 International Environmental Justice Committee where she is co-editor for a special edition of International Perspectives in Psychology titled "Environmental Justice and Psychology: Alternative Ideas on Environmental Justice." She is also Editor of the International Psychology Bulletin and The International Psychologist. Dr. Cameron currently serves on the APA Division 52 and International Council of Psychologists boards. Her research profile can be accessed through Research Gate.
Recent News
August 2023
Dr. Cameron was awarded the 2023 Dr. Sally Peterson Research Excellence Award for the following paper:
Cameron E. C., Ray, J. M., Trend-Cunningham, F. J., & Jacquin, K.M. (2022). Female incarceration
rates and violence against women predict estimated prevalence of modern slavery. Trends in
Psychology. https://doi.org/10.1007/s43076-022-00239-7
Dr. Cameron was awarded the American Psychological Association Division 56 (Trauma Psychology) 2023 Outstanding Poster Award for the poster titled "Personality, trauma and posttraumatic growth during the COVID-19 pandemic in Ghana."
Dr. Cameron was awarded the 2023 Dr. Sally Peterson Research Excellence Award for the following paper:
Cameron E. C., Ray, J. M., Trend-Cunningham, F. J., & Jacquin, K.M. (2022). Female incarceration
rates and violence against women predict estimated prevalence of modern slavery. Trends in
Psychology. https://doi.org/10.1007/s43076-022-00239-7
Dr. Cameron was awarded the American Psychological Association Division 56 (Trauma Psychology) 2023 Outstanding Poster Award for the poster titled "Personality, trauma and posttraumatic growth during the COVID-19 pandemic in Ghana."
