Welcome! My name is Theresa Marylee Phillips. As an undergraduate researcher in psychology, sociology, and human services at Washington State University, my writing is dedicated to unpacking the complex mechanics of human behavior, systemic inequality, and community health. This digital archive brings together my academic coursework, research proposals, and critical analyses—bridging macro-level institutional structures with the micro-level realities of human experience. Featured Areas of Inquiry Sociological Theory & Economic Justice: Examining how macro-level economic policies, wealth disparity, and corporate structures shape social mobility and class divides. Psychology & Behavioral Recovery: Exploring trauma, behavioral health, and the systemic frameworks supporting recovery and wellness. Human Services & Community Advocacy: Translating academic research into actionable service delivery models, mobile outreach initiatives, and equitable community support systems. Social Justice & Institutional Analysis: Investigating the impacts of systemic discrimination, workplace dynamics, and institutional policies on marginalized groups. Whether you are an educator, researcher, or collaborator, I invite you to explore my collected works and research initiatives.
