Nancy Gonzales is the Executive Vice President and University Provost at Arizona State University, where she also serves as a Foundation Professor of psychology. Her extensive research focuses on culturally informed models of youth development, particularly for Latino and African American adolescents. She earned her Ph. D. from the University of Washington.
As a first-generation college graduate from ASU, she is deeply committed to ensuring all students have opportunities to succeed. Growing up in the copper mining town of Miami, Arizona, instilled in her a strong sense of community, which she now applies to fostering an inclusive environment at the university.
Interesting fact: Her research has led to the development of prevention programs, like the "Bridges" program, that have been successfully implemented in schools to support families and youth.
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