Clinical Research Coordinator II

I am currently a 3rd year doctoral student in Cognitive Psychology at UNC-Chapel Hill, studying the role of context and change detection on episodic memory updating . I am also interested in studying the role of distinct hippocampal subfields in generating pattern separation and pattern completion coding schemes during memory updating. Previously, at William & Mary, I worked in an Autobiographical Memory lab on research projects investigating the effects of doodling on mind-wandering and subsequent memory retrieval and completed my honors thesis on the self-reference effect. After graduating, I worked at the A.A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging in Boston, where I used fMRI, EEG, TMS, and MEG to evaluate the neural mechanisms underlying attention and auditory working memory maintenance.