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Kristina Howansky and April Fraser '23 Publish Article

Submitted by Angela Draheim on
August 26, 2026
By Angela Draheim
Two women smiling outdoors are pictured above a journal cover titled “Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, Policy” on a solid blue background.

April Fraser '23 and Associate Professor of Psychology Kristina Howansky, along with Melissa Zeligman (University of Central Florida), recently published an article "What doesn't kill you (sometimes) makes you stronger: The role of growth, meaning, and perceived control after trauma" in the journal Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy.  In two studies using online cross-sectional surveys of U.S. adults, researchers examined the relationship between search for meaning, post traumatic stress symptomatology, and post traumatic growth and whether locus of control moderated these associations. 

Fraser is currently pursuing her doctorate in clinical psychology at the University of Wyoming. 

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