Jaclyn Siegel, Ph.D.

Bio

My name is Dr. Jaclyn Siegel, and I am a social psychologist based out of San Diego State University, where I presently work as a postdoctoral research scholar. At SDSU, I am the project director for the PRIDE Body Project, an R01 NIH-funded clinical trial of an eating disorders prevention program for sexual minority men. I love the work I do and the amazing team beside me. My research focuses on the intersections between gender, culture, bodies, and sexuality. Some topics I study include: eating disorders, sexual objectification, sexual violence, sexual desire, weight stigma, and sexist attitudes. I am also a bit of a methods and ethics nerd, and I have written and presented on topics related to qualitative methods, participant rights, and open science. I am a regular reviewer for academic journals, and I sit on the editorial boards at Psychology of Women Quarterly, Psychology of Men and Masculinities, Sex Roles, and Body Image.