Elizabeth Morgan

Elizabeth Morgan has revolutionized the understanding of emerging adulthood, relationships, and identity development through her extensive research and academic contributions. As an Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and an Associate Professor of Psychology at Springfield College, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her roles. Dr. Morgan earned her Doctorate in Philosophy from the University of California, Santa Cruz, and holds Master's degrees in Arts and Social Work from the University of Michigan. Her research primarily focuses on the intricacies of sexual and romantic relationships, as well as identity development in adolescents and emerging adults. Dr. Morgan's work has significantly contributed to the field of psychology, providing deeper insights into the developmental stages that shape young adults' lives. Her dedication to understanding these complex processes has made her a respected figure in her field. Beyond her research, Dr. Morgan is actively involved in various initiatives at Springfield College. She chairs the Safe Zone Committee, which aims to create a supportive environment for all students, particularly those from marginalized communities. Her commitment to fostering diversity and inclusion is further exemplified by her role as a member of the Diversity and Inclusion Task Force. Dr. Morgan also serves as an advisor for the Psychology Club and Psi Chi Honor Society at Springfield College, where she mentors students and encourages their academic and personal growth. Her leadership and guidance have inspired many students to pursue careers in psychology and related fields. Through her teaching, research, and service, Elizabeth Morgan continues to make a lasting impact on the academic community and the lives of her students. Her work not only enhances the understanding of psychological development but also promotes a more inclusive and supportive educational environment.