Will Beischel

Dr. Will Beischel brings unique insights into the field of psychology as an Assistant Professor at Loyola University Chicago. With a rich academic background, Dr. Beischel completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the Université de Sherbrooke, following the attainment of a doctorate from the University of Michigan. Their academic journey began with a bachelor's degree from Loyola University Chicago, marking the start of a profound engagement with psychological research. Dr. Beischel's research interests are deeply rooted in the exploration of gender/sex and sexual diversity. They are particularly focused on developing innovative frameworks to understand the experiences of both majority and minority groups. By employing an interdisciplinary approach, Dr. Beischel integrates queer theory and trans studies with diverse research methodologies to delve into the intricate dynamics of gender and sexual orientation. Their scholarly work is dedicated to constructing more comprehensive psychological theories that encompass the diverse spectrum of social identities. Dr. Beischel is committed to advancing the well-being of individuals across all genders and sexualities, aiming to foster an inclusive and supportive environment through their research. In addition to their research, Dr. Beischel is actively involved in teaching and mentoring students, encouraging them to critically engage with complex issues surrounding gender and sexuality. Their dedication to education and research is evident in their efforts to inspire the next generation of psychologists to approach these topics with sensitivity and depth. Dr. Beischel's contributions to the field are not only academic but also extend to practical applications, as they strive to influence policies and practices that promote equality and understanding. Their work continues to challenge traditional perspectives and pave the way for new dialogues in psychology, making significant strides toward a more inclusive understanding of human identity.