Hanna Kim

Assistant Professor in Quantitative Psychology

About


Bio

Hanna Kim (she/her) is an Assistant Professor in Quantitative Psychology at the University of California, Santa Cruz's Psychology Department.

Hanna's research centers on advancing and evaluating quantitative methods in psychology and the broader social sciences. Her current projects focus on developing causal mediation techniques to assess how longitudinal educational programs impact child development through various pathways, while also identifying differences in outcomes across subpopulations. Additionally, she integrates measurement theory into dyadic data analysis by employing latent variable modeling to explore psychological dynamics in close relationships. Hanna is dedicated to tackling practical challenges in interdisciplinary research, where she adapts diverse methods and data sources to fit complex, real-world problems.

Education

  • Ph.D. in Educational Psychology, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • M.S. in Educational Psychology, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • M.A. in Educational Measurement & Evaluation, Seoul National University
  • B.A. in Education, Seoul National University

Office

Social Sciences 2, Room 372
Office hour: Wednesdays 11AM - 12PM or by appointment

News

Apr 25, 2025

AERA Division D Graduate Student Committee In-Progress Research Award



Apr 9, 2025

Forward in Access Award