Susan Mosley-Howard

Building connections between disciplines, Dr. Susan Mosley-Howard explores the intricate relationships between identity, mental health, cultural revitalization, and human development. As a Professor and Dean Emerita at Miami University, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her role as a faculty affiliate of the Myaamia Center. Dr. Mosley-Howard holds a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology, which underpins her extensive work in counseling, human development, and research methods. Her scholarly contributions are significant, with numerous publications addressing mental health and human development. Dr. Mosley-Howard's research is particularly focused on the cultural revitalization and identity of Miami Tribe college students, a subject that underscores her commitment to understanding and supporting indigenous communities. Her work in this area not only advances academic knowledge but also plays a crucial role in the preservation and revitalization of cultural identities. In addition to her academic pursuits, Dr. Mosley-Howard is a certified instructor in Mental Health First Aid. This certification enables her to make impactful contributions to public and private school boards, where she advocates for the mental health and well-being of students. Her involvement in these boards reflects her dedication to fostering environments that support youth well-being and development. Dr. Mosley-Howard's commitment to community engagement is further evidenced by her support of various community programs focused on youth well-being. Her efforts in these programs demonstrate her belief in the importance of nurturing the next generation and ensuring they have the resources and support needed to thrive. Through her interdisciplinary approach, Dr. Mosley-Howard continues to bridge gaps between academic research and practical application, making significant strides in the fields of identity, mental health, and cultural revitalization. Her work not only enriches the academic community but also has a lasting impact on the lives of individuals and communities she serves.