Rate My Professor Sinead Younge

As faculty in Morehouse College's Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Division, Dr. Younge contributes to developing servant leaders who understand human behavior. Her scholarship includes key publications such as 'Development of the sexual sensation-seeking scale for African American adolescent women' (2010, International Journal of Sexual Health), 'Emotional victimization and sexual risk-taking behaviors among adolescent African American women' (2010, Journal of Child & Adolescent Trauma), 'Risk revisited: The perception of HIV risk in a community sample of low-income African American women' (2010, Journal of Black Psychology), and 'A comprehensive examination of the health knowledge, attitudes and behaviors of students attending historically black colleges and universities' (2009, Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved). She has reviewed the involvement of Historically Black Colleges and Universities in justice and equity issues and discussed the intersections of COVID-19 and social injustice in public forums. Dr. Younge's work influences discussions on social justice, equity, and health in academic and community settings.