Crown Institute Research Seminar: Joanna Arch, PhD

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The first seminar in our three-part series will feature Joanna Arch, Faculty Fellow, Renée Crown Wellness Institute, presenting “The OASIS Study: A Co-Designed Exposure Intervention to Reduce Social Anxiety and Increase Connection among CU Students.”

In this seminar, Dr. Arch will share insights from the OASIS study, which explores co-designed interventions for social anxiety among college students. The presentation will highlight interim findings from the multi-year project and offer a behind-the-scenes look at how students and researchers are working together to shape new approaches.

ABOUT THE SERIES Our upcoming seminar series showcases inspiring research from current and founding Faculty Fellows at the Renée Crown Wellness Institute. Through engaging presentations and conversations, scholars will share their research on mental health and well-being, offering a closer look at the questions, approaches, and discoveries behind their work. Whether you’re an established researcher or just beginning your career, these seminars present a meaningful opportunity to learn about the multi-disciplinary work and methodologies used at the Crown Institute, while fostering new connections and collaborations.

Mark your calendar for all three dates!

Nov. 18, 2026, 2–3:00 p.m.: Joanna Arch, PhD “The OASIS Study: A Co-Designed Exposure Intervention to Reduce Social Anxiety and Increase Connection among CU Students” Feb. 5, 2027, 2–3:00 p.m.: Yuko Munakata, PhD, “Changing Perspectives on Self Control”April 6, 2027, 12:30–1:30 p.m.: Tamar Kodish, PhD, “Cultivating a Community-Research Partnership on Youth Suicide Prevention: Partnership Formation, Preliminary Findings and Future Directions”Each session will be followed by a reception with food. Sessions are open to all faculty, staff, and students at CU Boulder.

Questions? Contact Kathy Schultz at Kathy.Schultz@Colorado.edu