Samuel Eshleman Latimer

Samuel Eshleman Latimer

PhD in Humanities & Social Sciences

conflict management, adversarial collaboration, couples and family therapy, controversy in research, democracy

Samuel Eshleman Latimer, PsyD, is a psychologist that is continuing his education as a researcher in GCAS’s social science PhD program. Dr. Eshleman Latimer studies and practices conflict management with families and organizations. He has published on conflict management, political orientation, and clinical psychology. In addition, he is one of many authors on a series of sexuality and gender guidebooks, by sexuality experts with differing viewpoints. Dr. Eshleman Latimer’s PhD dissertation addresses the barriers that scholars face when engaging in adversarial collaboration research. Dr. Eshleman Latimer is adjunct professor at Xavier University and founded Fostering Growth and Cooperation to advance the practice of family conflict management.

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