Dr. Marta Elliott
Ph.D. in Sociology from The Johns Hopkins University 1994
MA, BA in Sociology from The Ohio State University 1990, 1988
Dr. Marta Elliott is Associate Professor of Sociology. She received her Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University in 1994. She joined the sociology faculty at the University of Nevada, Reno in 1996. Her areas of research and teaching interests include the race, class and gender inequalities in health, religion and health, and military veterans' health.
Recent Publications:
Elliott, Marta, Robyn Maitoza, and Erik Schwinger. Forthcoming. "Subjective Accounts of Mental Illness in the United States." International Journal of Social Psychiatry
Elliott, Marta, Carlene Gonzalez, and Barbara Larsen. 2011. "U.S. Military Veterans Transition to College: Combat, PTSD and Alienation on Campus." Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice 48(3):279-296
Bennett, Patrick and Marta Elliott. Forthcoming. "God Give Me Strength: Exploring Prayer as Self-Disclosure." Journal of Religion and Health
Hayward, R. David and Marta Elliott. 2011. "Subjective and Objective Fit in Religious Congregations: Implications for Well-Being." Group Processes & Intergroup Relations 14(1):127-139
Lowman, Jennifer and Marta Elliott. 2010. "A Multi-level Model of the Educational Intentions of High-School Sophomores." Social Psychology of Education 13:77-110
Funded research
Contact Info:
You can e-mail Dr. Elliott at melliott@unr.edu
Link to Dr. Elliott's Social Psychology Page: click here