Sarah Miller is a PhD student in psychology at the University of South Carolina. Her research focuses on psychosocial aspects of HIV care and prevention efforts. In addition, she researches structural barriers to HIV care, including transportation vulnerabilities. Following receiving her B.A. in Psychology from Grove City College in 2019, Sarah worked as a lab manager at Texas A&M University, where her research focused on workplace diversity and inclusion. At the University of South Carolina, Sarah is a recipient of the Presidential Fellowship, a university-wide award for promise of excellence at the graduate level.
Sarah Miller is a PhD student in psychology at the University of South Carolina. Her research focuses on psychosocial aspects of HIV care and prevention efforts. In addition, she researches structural barriers to HIV care, including transportation vulnerabilities. Following receiving her B.A. in Psychology from Grove City College in 2019, Sarah worked as a lab manager at Texas A&M University, where her research focused on workplace diversity and inclusion. At the University of South Carolina, Sarah is a recipient of the Presidential Fellowship, a university-wide award for promise of excellence at the graduate level.