Jules P. Harrell facts for kids

Camara Jules P. Harrell (born November 19, 1949), also known as Jules P. Harrell, is a professor of psychology. He teaches at Howard University. Professor Harrell is also a researcher. He studies how stress and racism can affect the health of African Americans.

Early Life and Education

Jules Harrell was born on November 19, 1949. His hometown was Helena, Montana. He went to Carroll College. Later, he earned his Ph.D. in clinical psychology. This degree came from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Researching Stress and Health

Professor Harrell has taught at Howard University for many years. He is a professor of clinical psychology. In 2008, he received a special award. It was the Exemplary Mentoring Award from Howard University's Faculty Senate. This award recognized his great work in guiding students.

His research focuses on several areas. He studies how racism affects people's minds and bodies. He also looks at personality theories and how to measure them. A big part of his work explores how racism can cause stress. This stress can then lead to health problems for African Americans. His studies help us understand important connections between our minds and bodies.