Sign In
Get Clay Free →

Suggestions

    Trenel Francis

    PhD Student

    Tommy Flannery is a Graduate Teaching Assistant at New York University (NYU), specifically within the Psychology and Social Intervention program at the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. He is currently pursuing a doctoral degree and focuses his research on parental academic expectations, involvement, and socialization practices among racial-ethnic minority and immigrant families. His work explores how these factors influence adolescents' academic outcomes.

    Flannery holds a Bachelor's degree in Human Development with Honors from Cornell University, where he also gained experience as an Undergraduate Research Assistant and in various educational support roles. His professional background includes positions that emphasize educational assistance and family support, reflecting his commitment to understanding and improving educational experiences for diverse populations.

    Highlights

    Oct 18 · as.nyu.edu
    Department of English - NYU Arts & Science

    Related Questions

    What are Tommy Flannery's main research interests?
    How has Tommy Flannery's work impacted the field of Psychology and Social Intervention?
    What specific projects has Tommy Flannery worked on at NYU?
    How does Tommy Flannery's background influence his research?
    What are some notable publications by Tommy Flannery?