Christina Kim | People, Biola University

Legal Name	Christina Kim
Departments	Rosemead School of Psychology Undergraduate Psychology Department
Biola Affiliations	Faculty
Office Location	Rose Hall

Documents

Degrees

Ph.D., Clinical Psychology, Rosemead School of Psychology
M.A., Clinical Psychology, Rosemead School of Psychology
B.A., Psychology, University of California, Los Angeles

Member of

President's Administrative Council Associate Professor of Psychology
Faculty Senate Chair, Faculty Senate

Biography

Christina Lee Kim is an associate professor of psychology at Biola University and a licensed clinical psychologist. She regularly teaches in both the undergraduate and graduate psychology programs and supervises doctoral research. Her research interests include cross-cultural and multicultural psychology, mental health issues and the church, Asian-American psychology, and the use of qualitative research methods. Dr. Kim and her husband and their three daughters reside in Fullerton and are members of Crossway OC church where Dr. Kim serves as one of the worship leaders.

Christina Lee-Kim's appointment calendar is available.

Affiliations

American Psychological Association
California Psychological Association
Christian Association for Psychological Studies

Publications (Selected)

Articles

Campbell, C. D. & Kim, C. L. (2015). The conscience clause in religious-distinctive programs. Training and Education in Professional Psychology, 9, 279-285.
Kim, C. L., Hall, M. E. L., Anderson, T. L., & Willingham, M. (2011). Coping with discrimination in academia: Asian-American and Christian perspectives. Asian American Journal of Psychology, 2(4), 291-305.
Kim, C. L., Anderson, T. L., Hall, M. E. L., & Willingham, M. (2010). Asian and female in the White God's world: A qualitative exploration of discrimination in Christian academia. Journal of Mental Health, Religion, and Culture, 13(5), 453-465.

Presentations

Holcomb, J.A., Kim, C.L., & Taylor, M. (August, 2016). Psychoanalytic encounter within multicultural contexts: A phenomenological approach. Poster presentation presented at the American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Denver, CO.
Hyun, J., Kim, C.L., & Canada, A. (August, 2016). Facilitating South Koreans’ help-seeking attitudes toward mental health services. Poster presentation presented at the American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Denver, CO.
Feb, 2016. Cultural humility: A path inward, outward, and forward. Workshop presentation at the Student Congress on Racial Reconciliation (SCORR) Conference, Biola University, La Mirada, CA.
Davis, J., Utter, K.C., & Kim, C.L. (Apr, 2015). Frozen hope: The experience of grief and God in embryo adoption. Paper presentation at the Christian Association for Psychological Studies International Conference, Denver, CO.
Kim, C. L., & Kinoshita, G. (Mar, 2014). Microaggressions in a Christian context: Barriers and bridges to the practice of cultural humility. Workshop presented at the fifth national Christians on Diversity in the Academy conference, Arcadia, CA.
Kim, C.L. (April, 2013). Are perfect intentions enough?: Micro-inequities and microaggressions in a faculty context. Presentation at School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) faculty meeting, Biola University, La Mirada, CA.
Geevarughese, M.C., Edwards, K.J., & Kim, C.L. (Aug, 2011). Attachment style and identity status as predictors of romantic relationship among American and Malaysian young adults. Poster presentation at the American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Washington DC.
Yuen, N.W., & Kim, C.L. (Aug, 2011). “God asks us to obey”: How Christian parents discipline toddlers. Roundtable presentation at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, Las Vegas, NV.
Lee, C.A., Anderson, T.L. ,Hall, E.L., & Willingham, M. (July, 2004). Asian female faculty in Christian academia: Discrimination and Coping. Poster presentation at the annual convention of the American Psychological Association, Honolulu, HI.
Lee, C.A., Anderson, T.L., Hall, E.L., & Willingham, M. (June, 2003). Discrimination experiences of Asian female faculty in Christian academia. Paper presentation at the Christian Association of Psychological Studies (CAPS) Conference, Anaheim, CA.