I am currently a Ph.D. student in the developmental psychopathology and clinical science program at the University of Minnesota. My research examines the biopsychosocial consequences of early life stress in children, with an emphasis on parental characteristics. I am particularly interested in using data-driven approaches and behavioral genetics to study how stress alters the normative trajectory of brain development, leveraging neuroimaging techniques to identify prodromal indicators of psychopathology.
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PhD in Clinical and Developmental Psychology, 2023
University of Minnesota
Master in Public Health, 2019
Emory University
BSc in Psychology, 2015
McGill University
2022 Queer in AI Graduate Application Scholarship (USD 1,250)
oSTEM & Queer in AI
2022 Graduate School Application Scholarship (USD 500)
American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology & New2Neuropsychology
2019 Rollins School of Public Health Merit Scholarship (USD 47,000)
Emory University
2019 Merit Scholarship (USD 10,000)
Yale School of Public Health
2018 Tomlinson Engagement Award for Mentoring (CAD 300)
McGill University