M.A. Theses

• Melissa Gregg, Associate Professor, Chair, Psychology Department, University of Wisconsin-Parkside
• Jennifer Roche, Associate Professor, Departments of Speech Pathology & Audiology and Educational Psychology, Kent State University
• Jonathan Schuett, Human Factors Design Engineer, Apple
• Christopher Becker, Clinical Assistant Professor, Neurology, University of Michigan
• Lily Assgari, Career and Outcomes Data Manager, Louisville, Kentucky
• Rachael Peck, Ph.D. Candidate, Clinical Trauma Psychology, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
• Heather Daly, Ph.D. Candidate, Cognitive Psychology, Department of Psychology, Ohio State University
• Thomas Rohaly, Scientist II, DCS Corporation, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
• Dominique Akesse, Academic Counselor, Georgia State University
• Laura Reinert, Human Factors Consultant, Core Human Factors, Pennsylvania
• Benjamin Stone, Data Analyst, Reno, Nevada

*Since the lab director’s arrival at JMU

Recent Undergraduate Honors Thesis Students

• Aubrey Smiley (Aubrey Smiley McAuliffe) completed a Research Methodology and Quantitative Methods M.S. at ASU (now a Data Scientist & IT Project Manager)
• *Josh Gross after graduation went on to become a Ph.D. Candidate in the Biomedical Sciences Program, University of West Virginia (now an Assistant Professor of Nutritional Sciences and Biobehavioral Health, Penn State University)
• * **Grant Pointon became a Ph.D. Candidate at the Department of Psychology, University of Utah (now a Data Scientist for Lucid Software in Utah)
• *Caroline Cole became a M.A. Candidate in the Department of Psychology, American University
• Sarah Howell became a M.S. Candidate in Human Centered Design and Engineering at the University of Washington (now a Senior Human Centered Engineer for the MITRE Corporation)
• Liam Payne became a Psy.D. Candidate at the University of La Verne, California
• Rachel Tan was admitted into the M.S. program in Creative Arts Therapy at Nazareth University in Rochester, New York

*Dean’s Award Recipient for Outstanding Thesis Poster Presentation at the department’s Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium
**Annual department Phi Beta Kappa nominee for Outstanding Honors Thesis