Dr. Li Chen-Bouck
Associate Professor and Research Analyst
Academic Areas
- Research methodology
- Statistics
- Educational psychology
- Doctoral research
- Dissertation support
- Cultural values and parenting practices
- Child and adolescent development
- Quantitative and qualitative research
Role Summary
Dr. Li Chen-Bouck serves as Associate Professor and Research Analyst in Baker University’s Graduate School of Education. She teaches research methodology and statistics and supports doctoral students as they develop, analyze, and complete dissertation research.
Areas of Responsibility
- Graduate and doctoral instruction
- Research methodology teaching
- Statistics instruction
- Dissertation research support
- Doctoral data analysis guidance
- Student research consultation
- Scholarly research and publication
About Dr. Chen-Bouck
Dr. Li Chen-Bouck serves as Associate Professor and Research Analyst in Baker University’s Graduate School of Education. She is enthusiastic about teaching courses in research methodology and statistics and helps doctoral students with their dissertations through her work as a research analyst.
Her research program focuses on the relationships between cultural values and parenting practices, as well as the developmental outcomes associated with parenting practices for children and adolescents. Over the past six years, she has published eight journal articles and presented five studies at national conferences.
Dr. Chen-Bouck holds two master’s degrees: one from the University of Sydney in Australia and one from the University of Kansas. She earned her Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Psychology and Research from the University of Kansas.
Through her teaching, research, and dissertation support, Dr. Chen-Bouck helps doctoral students strengthen their understanding of research design, statistical analysis, and evidence-based inquiry.
Education & Credentials
- Ph.D. in Educational Psychology and Research, University of Kansas
- Master’s degree, University of Kansas
- Master’s degree, University of Sydney, Australia