Hannah Rapp
Email: oury@wisc.edu
Biography
Hannah Rapp is a PhD candidate in the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She received a BA in Psychology from Wheaton College, IL, and earned her M.S. in Educational Psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2020. Hannah works as a research assistant with Dr. Robert Enright validating the first measure for agape love and implementing forgiveness education interventions for primary school children in Israel, Northern Ireland, and Taiwan. Hannah’s research interests broadly include social and emotional learning, and the promotion of parent and child well-being following bullying abuse. Hannah also promotes equity in higher education through her qualitative research on the career development of international students. Hannah is a 2020 Future Institute Research Center (FIRC) Graduate Scholarship Award recipient and has presented research at several conferences, including the WES-Center for International Higher Education Conference (2021). You can contact Hannah Rapp at Oury@wisc.edu.
Research Interests
- How Parents and Caregivers Pass on Their Values to Their Children
- Evaluating Social Emotional Learning Curriculums
- Forgiveness as a Resilience Factor
- Secondary Victimhood following Bullying Abuse
- Individuals’ Conceptualizations of Forgiveness, Inherent Worth, and Service Love
Recent Publication:
- Rapp, H., Wang Xu, J., & Enright, R. D. (2022). A meta‐analysis of forgiveness education interventions’ effects on forgiveness and anger in children and adolescents. Child Development. 93(5), 1249-1269. https://doi.org/10.1111/cdev.13771