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Skylar Oney

Education:

Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Industrial-Organizational Track (University of Central Florida-2021)

Katherine Facteau

Education:

B.S. in Communication Disorders, Auburn University (2021)

Talia Culotta

Education:

B.S. in Psychology, Stetson University 

Beth Buchanan

For Beth's In Memoriam, please see this link

Education:

B.A. in Psychology, Rice University (2021)

Research Interests:

Work-Family, Employee Well-Being, Remote Work, Gender

Other Affiliations:

Luyu Zhang

Education:

2018 B.S. Biological Sciences - Sun Yat-sen University

2020 M.A. Psychology - New York University 

Research Interests:

The interaction between biological and environmental factors underlying schizophrenia and psychosis.

Nate Phillips

Nate (he/him) is a third-year graduate student in the Clinical Psychology PhD program at the University of Georgia. His research focuses on the empirical, multimodal integration of personality and psychopathology, with a specific emphasis on symptoms housed within the externalizing psychopathology spectrum (e.g., aggression, rule-breaking, substance use). Recent projects include assessing important correlates (e.g., brain structure, markers of physical strength) of externalizing-related traits and merging nomothetic and idiographic approaches to examine externalizing-related psychological processes. Additionally, he is a strong supporter of open science practices and is deeply interested in questions related to meta-science and the philosophy of science. In his free time, Nate enjoys playing and watching soccer, running, hiking, and watching TV.

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