Liam Luckett
Graduate Student, Social and Personality Psychology
Faculty Advisor: Tyler Jimenez
Pronouns:
He, Him, His
I am a critical psychologist working in the Social Inequality and Justice Lab. My research lives at the intersection of the social, cultural, and material world, history, and human experiences with inequality and social issues.
Research Interests:
- Housing inequalities
- Health inequalities
- Collective action
- Policing and incarceration
- Colonialism
Selected Publications:
- Sullivan, D., Goad, A.N., Jimenez, T., Luckett, L., Schmitt, H.J. & Sedivy, L. (2026). The Hierarchy of Self-Positions: Towards a Historical Psychology of Capitalist Individualism. Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour: e70057. https://doi.org/10.1111/jtsb.70057.
- Luckett, L., & Sullivan, D. (2026). Incorporating corporeality: Historical materialism and embodiment. Critical Sociology, 52(6), 1589-1597. https://doi.org/10.1177/08969205261418052.
Courses Taught:
TA for:
- PSY 360 - Social Psychology (2026)
*Year listed indicates when this individual last worked in the specified course.
Awards & Recognitions:
- Professional Development Grant, University of Arizona College of Science Staff Advisory Council [CoSSAC], (2026)
Updated: 10/02/26
Degrees
- B.S. Psychology, University of Southern Mississippi
- B.S. Biological Sciences, University of Southern Mississippi
- M.A. Philosophy: Mind, Body, and Culture, University of Exeter