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In this episode, C2BTS team member Alicia speaks with Dr. Connie So, Professor of Teaching in the American Ethnic Studies department at the University of Washington, about how cultural and ethnic background shapes the way mental health is understood, discussed, and treated.
Dr. Connie received her BAs in English and Communications from the University of Washington (1987), an MPA from Princeton University (1989), and a Ph.D. in Ethnic Studies at U.C. Berkeley (2000).
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