Can discrimination speed up the body's internal clock? Juan Del Toro explores how negative emotional reactions to discrimination are linked to faster biological aging.
In a new article in American Psychologist, Dr. Juan Del Toro and colleagues offer a new way of thinking about how school conversations on race and ethnicity can support young people's identity, learning, and wellbeing.
Every year, the Department of Psychology offers a colloquium series featuring some of the most compelling and cutting-edge research of our time. In case you missed it, learn more about the critical collaborations fueling innovation in the field.
Dr. Juan Del Toro, faculty, has been named a Fellow of the Association for Psychological Science (APS). The honor recognizes scholars whose research makes significant contributions to the science of psychology.
New research from Juan Del Toro shows that racial-ethnic identity exploration may protect early adolescents of color from the harmful effects of discrimination.
Congratulations to Dr. Juan Del Toro, a recipient of the 2025 APS Janet Taylor Spence Award for Transformative Early Career Contributions.
Congratulations to Juan Del Toro for his paper being selected as an APA Editor’s Choice.
Congratulations to Juan Del Toro for receiving a 2-year loan repayment by the NIH Repayment Program.
Congratulations to Juan Del Toro for receiving the 2024 AERA Palmer O. Johnson Memorial Award.
Juan Del Toro and Bonnie Klimes-Dougan were quoted in a Minnesota Daily article on their insights regarding marginalized communities and their rates of physical and mental health issues.