Clinical Psychology, PhD

Clinical Psychology: Gendered Racism; Mental Health Equity; Men & Masculinities; CBPR

Kevin Ramseur II (pronouns: he/him) joined the Clinical Psychology doctoral program in 2020 and is currently a sixth-year student. Kevin serves as a Pre-Doctoral Fellow in Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services with the American Psychological Association. For the 2025-26 academic year, he will be working as a psychology intern for the Washington DC Veteran Affairs Medical Center Program. He recently completed his dissertation defense Social Support for Black Men: Building a Culturally Affirming, Community Driven Approach to Mental Health Intervention and hopes to build upon this work in his clinical practice.

Before coming to George Mason, Kevin was a clinical researcher in the Duke University School of Medicine administering developmental assessments. Kevin would ultimately like to increase access to quality mental health care for underserved populations, and completed a thesis on caregiver-mediated early intervention for children in South Africa. He also interned with the World Health Organization, where he learned from world leaders about the global inequities in mental health and wellness. These experiences molded Kevin’s interests in using community-based participatory research practices to identify, address, and remove structural barriers to health equity in diverse communities.