METRICS Lab
Lab Director
Dr. Jennifer Feitosa
is an Associate Professor of the Department of Psychology at Claremont McKenna College. She has earned her Ph.D. and M.S. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from the University of Central Florida. Her research interests include teams, diversity, and methods in the workplace. She is currently answering questions, such as How can we maximize the benefits of diversity in work teams? She has co-authored over 80 publications in peer-review journals and presentations at professional conferences.
Claremont McKenna College
Office: Seaman Hall 220
Mailing: 850 Columbia Ave
Claremont, CA 91711
E-mail: jfeitosa@cmc.edu
Phone: (909) 607-9947
Anti-Racism Research Assistants
Irene Jun
Irene is a sophomore at CMC majoring in psychology. Her research interests include understanding how DEI within the workplace can influence various factors of a team dynamic as well as quality of work performance in different work settings. She is planning on pursuing a career in dentistry.
Bansi Patel
Bansi is a junior at Scripps College studying Psychology and Media Studies. Her research interests include the intersection between DEI and cross-cultural teams in the workplace. Some of her experiences include interning in the marketing department of a semiconductor company and working with a therapist to create curated psychology content for her mental-health platform. Bansi is planning on pursuing a career in IO Psychology or Human Resources.
Anti-Racism RA Alumni:
Brooklyn Montgomery
Brooklyn is a senior majoring in Government at CMC. She is interested in using research to support policy and initiatives centering anti-racism and equity and plans to pursue a career in policy development. She has previously interned with the California Democratic Party, AmeriCorps, and Global Citizen.
Jon Joey Telebrico
Jon Joey (he/him/they/them) is a third-year student at Claremont McKenna College, majoring in Philosophy and American Studies with a sequence in Gender and Sexuality Studies. While his research interests—which include phenomenology, bodily habit, ethics, and existentialism—are rooted in the discipline of philosophy, the emphasis on mind-body problems, consciousness, and affective attitudes have a number of applications that fit with the projects of the METRICS Lab. They are excited to apply their multidisciplinary education to investigate the concept belonging at CMC as part of the lab's anti-racism project. Jon Joey hopes to pursue a Philosophy PhD and eventually become a professor in order to encourage the next generation of philosophy students seeking answers to the world's problems.
