Chantal Martinez
Chantal Martinez
(208) 880-9822
cmart514@fiu.edu
Chantal is a 4th year Ph.D. student and McNair Graduate Fellow studying I-O psychology at FIU. Currently her research focuses on how sudden unemployment due to the COVID-19 pandemic affects individuals from marginalized backgrounds. Her research interests also include intergenerational interactions at work, and how stereotypes about Millennials, such as the belief that they are disloyal to organizations, impact their workplace experiences.
EDUCATION
Florida International University
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Industrial Organizational Psychology Expected May 2022
Masters in Industrial Organizational Psychology May 2020
Boise State University
Bachelor of Science in Psychology May 2017
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Teaching Assistant Summer 2020
Legal Psychology, Florida International University
Teaching Assistant Summer 2020
Personnel Psychology, Florida International University
Teaching Assistant Spring 2020
Research Methods II,Florida International University
Teaching Assistant Fall 2019
Research Methods II, Florida International University
Teaching Assistant Fall 2016
Human Relationships, Boise State University
Teaching Assistant Fall 2016
Statistical Measurements, Boise State University
Teaching Assistant Spring 2015
Adolescent & Adulthood Development, Boise State University
Summer Research Community
Institute for STEM & Diversity Initiatives SSRC Summer 2016
Boise State STEM Exploration Day Spring 2014
Engineering & Science Fair, Boise State University
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Power, Women, and Leadership Fall 2017 – Present
PWR Lab, Florida International University
Research Assistant Fall 2017
Lie Detection Deception, Boise State University
McNair Scholar Summer 2016
Independent Research, Boise State University
Research Assistant Fall 2015-Spring 2016
Family Studies, Boise State University
Create Common Good Spring 2016
Volunteer Research, Boise, Idaho
Research Assistant Spring 2015
Family Studies, Boise State University
PRESENTATIONS
Martinez, C. (June, 2019). Do Millennials give the Professional Development They Wish to Receive? Poster presentation at The Society for Psychological Study of Social Issues Conference, San Diego, California.
Zolobczuk, J. Dominguez, D., & Martinez, C. (July, 2018). Reducing Disparities: Strategies and System Change Actions for Providing Culturally Competent and Gender & Orientation Affirming Care. An Evaluation of Individual and organizaiotal-level changes. Poster presentation at the University of Maryland School of Social work Conference, Baltimore, Maryland.
Honts, C. R., Schweinle, W. E., Martinez, C. , & Bates, B. (April, 2018). A mock-crime study of oculomotor deception detection. Oral presentation at Rocky Mountain Psychological Association Conference, Denver, CO.
Martinez, C. (April, 2017). Who Uses Social Networking Sites? Exploring Associations Among Personality and the Relationship with Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Oral presentation at the Florida International University Ronald E. McNair Scholars Conference, Miami, FL.
Martinez, C. (October, 2016). Who Uses Social Networking Sites? Exploring Associations Among Personality and the Relationship with Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Oral presentation at the Idaho Undergraduate Research Conference, Boise, ID.
Martinez, C. (August, 2016). Who Uses Social Networking Sites? Exploring Associations Among Personality and the Relationship with Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Oral presentation at the Ronald E. McNair Scholars Summer Research Symposium, Boise, ID.
Martinez, C. Honts, C. & Hardy, K. (August, 2016). Who Uses Social Networking Sites? Exploring Associations Among Personality and the Relationship with Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Poster presentation at the Ronald E. McNair Research Symposium, Berkeley, CA.
Martinez, C. Honts, C. & Hardy, K. (July, 2016). Who Uses Social Networking Sites? Exploring Associations Among Personality and the Relationship with Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Poster presentation at the Idaho Conference of Undergraduate Research, Boise, ID.
Martinez, C. & Honts, C. (April, 2016). Narcissism and Romantic Relationships: The Mediating Role of Social Networking Sites in College Students. Poster presentation at Rocky Mountain Psychological Association Conference, Denver, CO.
Martinez, C. & Campbell, C. (April, 2016). Attachment Style of Mothers as Predictors for Maternal Gatekeeping and Marital Quality. Poster presentation at Rocky Mountain Psychological Association Conference, Denver, CO.
Martinez, C. & Honts, C. (March, 2016). Narcissism and Romantic Relationships: The Mediating Role of Social Networking Sites in College Students. Poster presentation at the National Conference of McNair Scholars at the University of Maryland Scholars, College Park. MD.
Martinez, C. & Honts, C. (March, 2016). Millennials, Narcissism and Social Networking Sites: The Mediating Role of Relationship Satisfaction. Poster presentation at Boise State Undergraduate Research Conference, Boise, ID.
Martinez, C. & Campbell, C. (April, 2015). Insecurity and Rumination as Predictors of Relationship Aggression in Young Adults’ Romantic Relationships. Poster Presentation at the Rocky Mountain Psychological Association Conference, Boise, ID.
Martinez, C. & Campbell, C. (February, 2015). Boise State University STEM Day. Piaget Conservation. Panel Presentation at Boise State University, Boise, ID.
PUBLICATIONS
Martinez, C. (April, 2017). Who Uses Social Networking Sites? Exploring Associations Among Personality and the Relationship with Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. McNair Scholar Journal.
HONORS
Top Ten Scholar spring 2017
Dean’s List with Highest Honors 2014-Present
Dean’s List with Honors 2012-2013
SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS
College of Art Sciences and Education Student Travel Award-$200, Spring 2019
SPSSI Diversity Travel Award-$556, Spring 2019
Graduate Students SEED Fund Award-$1,000, Fall 2017
College of Art Sciences and Education Student Travel Award-$150, Fall 2017
Graduate & Professional Student Travel Award-$150, Fall 2017
McNair Fellowship-$23,000 x 4 years, Fall 2017
Idaho Opportunity Scholarship-$1,500, Spring 2017
Idaho Opportunity Scholarship-$1,500, Fall 2016
McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program Summer Fellowship-$2,800, Summer 2016
Boise State University Psychology Department Scholarship-$915, Spring 2016 Boise State University Psychology Department Scholarship-$915, Fall 2015
CERTIFICATIONS AND SERVICES
Hospitality & Tourism Management Certificate, Spring 2020
Interview Right Certification, Spring 2019
McNair Scholars Judge, Spring 2019
Communications Solutions Certification, Spring 2018
Bystander Diversity training, Spring 2018
Institute for Feminist Psychology, Summer 2018
McNair Scholars Conference Panel, Fall 2018
AFFILIATIONS
American Psychological Association of Graduate Students
Association for Psychological Science
Culture Gender & Psychology Group
Graduate Diversity Committee
Graduate Health and Wellness Committee
Power, Women, and Leadership Lab
Society of Industrial and Organizational Psychologists
Society of the Professional Study of Social Issues
YES Institute