Hsin-Ya Liao, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Department of Counseling San Francisco State University 1600 Holloway Avenue / Burk Hall R526 (Mailbox is R524) San Francisco, CA 94132 (415)338-1707 hyliao@sfsu.edu Home   |  Lab   |  Interest Item Pool   |  Counseling Department   |  SFSU

NEWS CCPL members presented the work of face and help-seeking at APA this August in Toronto, Canada.

EDUCATION Ph.D., Counseling Psychology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign M.A., Counselor Education in Psychology, New York University B.S., Psychology, National Taiwan University RESEARCH INTERESTS Dr. Liao's primary areas of research are in intergroup relations and diversity, culture and help-seeking attitudes, and vocational interest structure and assessment. Her current ongoing research includes Asian/Asian Americans' status-based rejection sensitivity and essentialist and malleable lay theory on social functioning, cultural influences on Asian/Asian Americans' likelihood of seeking counseling help, perception of subtle racism, and examination of vocational interest structure and assessment. COURSES TAUGHT COUN 706: Counseling Process COUN 736: Advanced Counseling Process COUN 792: Seminar in Student Personnel Services Home   |  Lab   |  Interest Item Pool   |  Counseling Department   |  SFSU