Assistant Professor
Kennesaw State University
Tyler Collette is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychological Science at Kennesaw State University, where he brings expertise in both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies. With a strong foundation in mixed-methods approaches, Dr. Collette has established himself as a leading researcher in health disparities and culturally adapted interventions. As the Director of Data Core at the AMES Research Center, he provides comprehensive oversight of research operations, including methodological design, data collection protocols, and analytical strategies. His expertise ensures rigorous implementation of studies, from initial design through data dissemination, having developed robust systems for data management, quality control, and statistical analysis that have become standard practice at the center. Dr. Collette's publication record reflects his commitment to addressing health disparities through culturally sensitive approaches, with significant contributions to understanding light-touch interventions, African American health outcomes, and cultural adaptations of evidence-based programs. His research has demonstrated how minimal but targeted interventions can produce significant health improvements in underserved populations, while his work on cultural adaptations has shown how traditional health interventions can be modified to better serve African American communities while maintaining their therapeutic effectiveness. At Kennesaw State University, Dr. Collette mentors graduate students in research methodology and leads initiatives to enhance the department's research capacity, while his collaborative approach has fostered productive partnerships with community organizations and healthcare providers.
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