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Francisco X. Pelaez Rovalo

Graduate Student, Clinical Program
Education:

B.S., University of Georgia 2022

Selected Publications:

Hale, M.E., Pelaez, F.X., Allen, I.R. et al. Friends’ Behavioral and Biological Synchrony in Relation to Youth Socioemotional Adjustment: A Systematic Review and Conceptual Model. Adolescent Res Rev (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40894-024-00242-2

Colleen Markey

Graduate Student, Clinical Program

Colleen Markey earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Trinity University, followed by a Master of Science in Clinical Psychology with a concentration in Neuropsychology from the University of Texas at Tyler. She is currently engaged in research at the Clinical Neuroscience Lab under the mentorship of Dr. Lawrence Sweet.

Education:

B.A., Psychology, Trinity University 

M.S., Clinical Psychology, University of Texas at Tyler

Kate Lindig

Graduate Student Representative, Behavioral and Brain Sciences Program

 Kate Lindig is a second-year student in the Behavioral and Brain Sciences program. She is a member of the UGA Infant Lab and is working under the mentorship of Dr. Janet Frick. 

Education:

B.S., Psychology, Texas Christian University (2023)

Somin Kim

Graduate Student, Clinical Program
Education:

B.A., JCL & Psychology, Yonsei University, 2020

M.A., Clinical Psychology, Seoul National University, 2022

Ashmita Ghosh

Graduate Student, Clinical Program
Education:

B.S., Psychology, University of South Dakota, 2021

M.S., Psychology, Villanova University, 2023

 

Research Interests:

My research interests include personality pathology and psychological assessment. 

Daisy Gallegos

Graduate Student, Clinical Program
Education:

Bachelors of Science in Psychology with a Minor in Human Development and Family Science

Research Interests:
  • Preventative and promotive factors within a Latinx family system such as race, discrimination, racial socialization
  • Parent-child relationships and coding parenting style
  • Well-being of Latinx children in the early developmental years
  • Developmental and health disparities in minority children
  • Increasing access to mental health services to marginalized and immigrant communities
Selected Publications:

Smith Bynum, M. A., Walsdorf, A. A., Osborne, K. R., Anderson, L. A., Gallegos, D. J., Mizelle, D. L.      Nwabude, P., Owen, M. T., Caughy, M. O. (2019). The Racial Socialization Observational Task (RSOT) and Coding Manual, Adapted for Ages 10-12. University of Georgia.

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