Pronouns: He, Him, His 

Angelo is a queer, trans social psychology researcher and PhD Candidate in Basic and Applied Social Psychology at the CUNY Graduate Center. His work focuses on race, identity, and belonging among Multiracial women, with particular attention to how race and gender intersect to shape identity integration, experiences of discrimination, and psychological well-being. 

Alongside his academic research, Angelo brings experience in applied and community-based work spanning user experience (UX), public health, and the creative arts. He is especially interested in translating social science into actionable, social-impact–oriented insights that help organizations better understand user behavior, strengthen equity-centered design, and improve engagement across research and community contexts. 

Across these roles, he draws on advanced training in mixed-methods research and statistics (SPSS, R), as well as over 10 years of experience in the social and behavioral sciences, including project management and cross-functional collaboration across academic, applied, and community settings.