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What We Do
Our Research
The Development of Identities and Cultural Environments (DICE) lab conducts research on the development of identities and intersectionality among children and adolescents in diverse cultural environments. Our various projects explore research-related questions such as:
“How do children understand what it means to be White, to be a boy, to be a Black girl? How do adolescents make sense of racial and gender stereotypes, and can we help them to resist or challenge these stereotypes? What are the consequences of youth identities for their psychosocial outcomes and academic pathways?”
DICE is currently conducting multiple research projects that investigate identity development and intersectionality in school settings.
Who We Are
Our Team
The Development of Identities in Cultural Environments (DICE) lab is home to a diverse group of faculty members, graduate students, staff, and research assistants who bring prospect, collaboration, and leadership to The University of Chicago. We work together to help answer related-questions about the development of identities and intersectionality among children.
If you are interested in joining us for research opportunities with the DICE lab at UChicago, please fill out an inquiry here!
Dr. Onnie Rogers, Principal Investigator of the DICE lab, is a developmental psychologist and identity scholar whose research curiosities converge at the intersection of human development, diversity and equity, and education.
Read more about Dr. Rogers and the rest of the DICE lab team!
Join Our Team
Don’t be shy – If you are interested in joining us for research opportunities with the DICE Lab at The University of Chicago, please fill out an inquiry here!