Marcia E. Sutherland

Associate Professor
College of Arts and Sciences
Department: Africana Studies

Expertise:
Social and psychological development of black children, inclusiveness of education, transracial adoption, HIV/AIDS and people of African descent, enslavement and colonial experiences of people of African descent, black studies, mock jury trials, nonverbal behavior of people of African descent

Campus phone: (518) 442-4730
Campus email: [email protected]

Biography:

Marcia E. Sutherland is an associate professor in the Department of Africana Studies. She also serves as associate professor in the Department of Psychology and is the author of Black Authenticity: A Psychology for Liberating People of African Descent (l997).

Sutherland is the editor of the text Psychology and Caribbean Development (in press). She has lectured throughout the U.S., Africa, Caribbean, Latin America and in London on issues affecting people of African heritage.

Sutherland, a member of the National Association of Black Psychologists, received the Distinguished Psychologist Award for Scholarly Advancement of Black Psychology from the National Association of Black Psychologists in 1998.

She received her doctorate from Howard University in l985.