Qiong (Annie) Wu

Qiong (Annie) Wu is a first-year graduate student in School Psychology at California State University, Los Angeles. Her pronouns are she/her/hers. Annie completed a master of Art degree at Child Development at California State University, Los Angeles prior start of her training in school psychology.

Prior join to CREW Lab, Annie has research experience as a graduate research assistant in the Department of Child and Family Studies and currently serves as a research assistant for the NSF IGE California State University Well-being Alliance for Research Masters (CSU WARM) project. Annie is a co-author of two peer-reviewed journal articles and has contributed to conference presentations at AERA (2025), WPA (2025), and upcoming conferences in 2026.

Annie’s current research interests center on immigrant children’s educational experiences and socioemotional well-being. 
Annie also brings school-based experience as bilingual instructional aide at a public school district and teaching assistant at a college-based Child Development Center. Currently, Annie serves as a Teaching Assistant in the Department of Child and Family Studies for a Language Development course. 

A fun fact about Annie is that she was a polyglot. Growing up, she is Chinese - Mongolian bilingual, then over her education journey, she has learned Russian, Japanese, and English.