Caleb Easterly
@cweasterly.bsky.social
MD/PhD Student at UNC (he/him)
Work: health/labor econ | pediatrics | mental health
Play: cats | birdwatching | native plants | hiking
Work: health/labor econ | pediatrics | mental health
Play: cats | birdwatching | native plants | hiking
Very excited to see this paper in print! Work with Shauna M. Cooper, Krista Perreira, and Jane Fruehwirth. We assessed the relationship between COVID-19 stress in May-June 2020 and resilience over students' college careers. doi.org/10.1002/jad....
COVID‐19 Stress and Resilience: A Longitudinal Cohort Study of First‐Year College Students
Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic affected all dimensions of the college experience. Research has explored COVID-19 stress and resilience factors, though this study is generally cross-sectional and...
doi.org
October 10, 2025 at 6:12 PM
Very excited to see this paper in print! Work with Shauna M. Cooper, Krista Perreira, and Jane Fruehwirth. We assessed the relationship between COVID-19 stress in May-June 2020 and resilience over students' college careers. doi.org/10.1002/jad....
Reposted by Caleb Easterly
Here is our response to a recent critique of our 2018 paper on police killings+mental health.
The critique had obvious problems, but nevertheless instigated a formal investigation (which we passed). This was stressful. I am posting because our reply could be useful for teaching:
osf.io/v72q6
The critique had obvious problems, but nevertheless instigated a formal investigation (which we passed). This was stressful. I am posting because our reply could be useful for teaching:
osf.io/v72q6
April 19, 2024 at 4:35 PM
Here is our response to a recent critique of our 2018 paper on police killings+mental health.
The critique had obvious problems, but nevertheless instigated a formal investigation (which we passed). This was stressful. I am posting because our reply could be useful for teaching:
osf.io/v72q6
The critique had obvious problems, but nevertheless instigated a formal investigation (which we passed). This was stressful. I am posting because our reply could be useful for teaching:
osf.io/v72q6