Guillermo M. Wippold, Ph.D.

Guillermo Wippold, Ph.D.

Community Health Interventions and Resilience Promotion (CHIRP) Lab at USC

Meet the Team

Sarah Grace Frary, MA
Graduate Student

Sarah Grace Frary’s research interests include health promotion among minoritized people by strengthening community assets. In particular, Sarah Grace is interested in consulting with affirming communities of faith to promote well-being among LGBTQ+ congregants and community members. Sarah Grace is an avid birdwatcher and loves to return to the Appalachian mountains, where they were raised, to hike and camp.

Kaylyn Garcia, MA
Graduate Student

Kaylyn A. Garcia (she/her) is a third-year doctoral student in the Clinical-Community Psychology program. As a community-engaged researcher, she is passionate about partnering with communities to promote collective well-being. Her work is centered on the theories and principles of Community Psychology and implemented utilizing a Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) framework to address health disparities and promote systems-change. Prior to her time at USC, she worked for two years as a Senior Research Assistant at The Consultation Center at Yale University, completed her Master’s degree in Community Psychology at the University of New Haven, and her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology at Western Oregon University. Kaylyn is originally from Portland, Oregon, a first-generation college graduate, and a coffee-enthusiast that loves to travel.

Zion Crichlow, MA
Graduate Student

Bio coming soon.

Hanna Smyles
Graduate Student

Bio coming soon.

Michael Priester, MPH
Outreach Coordinator

Bio coming soon.