Dori Balser
B.A. in P&BS
Currently a first year PhD student in Clinical Science in Child and Adolescent Psychology at Florida International University. Before this, I was a clinical research fellow at the Marcus Autism Center at Emory University. I started my PhD program in August 2024.
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Jennifer Beatty
Ph.D. in P&BS
After graduation, I will join the faculty at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo. I will be a tenure-track faculty in their Psychology and Child Development department.
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Nicole Chen
B.A. in P&BS
Program Coordinator at Clark-Fox Family Foundation
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Maria Crusey
B.A. in P&BS-Cognitive Neuroscience concentration
I've spent the past three years working towards my J.D. at the WashU School of Law. I am slated to graduate this spring and will be working in the litigation group of a law firm in Boston following graduation.
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María Isabel Dabrowski
B.A. in P&BS-Cognitive Neuroscience concentration
Senior Outreach Associate, Center for Behavior & the Environment, Rare American Bird Conservancy Fellowship Cohort
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Rebecca Denson
B.A. in P&BS
I am still a clinical psychology PhD candidate at University of Illinois Chicago. I matched for my clinical psychology internship (for the 2025-2026 year) at Alpert Medical School of Brown University on the Health Psychology/Behavioral Medicine track.
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Isabella D'Ottone
B.A. in P&BS
I started a job as a lab manager in September of 2023 for a research lab at the University of Miami. In the fall, I will be transitioning as a grad student working towards my PhD in adult clinical psychology.
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Emmanuel Ebirim
B.A. in P&BS-Cognitive Neuroscience concentration
Currently a Medical Student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine & Public Health
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Kate Flynn
B.A. in P&BS
In January of 2025, I began Physician Assistant school at Brenau University in Gainesville, GA.
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Leah Fruchtman
B.A. in P&BS
I now work at a school for kids with special needs after graduating.
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Adrian Gilmore
Ph.D. in P&BS
I joined the Dept. of Psychological and Brain Sciences in 2024 as an assistant professor. Prior to this, I was a research fellow at the National Institute of Mental Health.
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Melanie Goldring
B.A. in P&BS
Over the past three years, I have advanced in my career in nonprofit management, strategic planning, and community-based programming. Since April 2022, I have served as the Manager of Organizational Capacity and Strategy at the DREAM Project, where I oversee the implementation of the organization's three-year strategic plan, manage grant writing and support fundraising efforts, collaborate on executive communications, and optimize donor database management for a $1.8 million budget. Previously, at DREAM, I was a Program Support Specialist (October 2020 – April 2022), where I worked closely with the Executive Director to develop partnerships, support fund development, and assist with internal and external communications. Before that, I worked as a Fund Development Intern (July – October 2020), where I took on the responsibilities of the Development Coordinator during her maternity leave, handling donor relations, fundraising, and external communications. In addition to my work with the DREAM Project, I have continued my role as Director of Programs at American Youth Understanding Diabetes Abroad (AYUDA). In this position, I lead the recruitment, training, and mentorship of volunteers; oversee program implementation in partnership with a Dominican NGO; and manage fundraising efforts to support diabetes education initiatives in the Dominican Republic. These experiences have strengthened my expertise in nonprofit management, program development, and strategic planning, allowing me to contribute to sustainable social impact initiatives focused on education, health, and community empowerment.
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Jayde Homer
Ph.D. in P&BS
After finishing my PhD, I started a position as a statistical data analyst in Arts & Sciences at WashU.
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Eric Judson
B.A. in P&BS
I was working in alumni relations & fundraising at National Louis University in Chicago. Then I moved to New York City, where I was interning at 101 Productions. Now I'm searching for a full-time job in advertising.
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Da Young Kim
B.A. in P&BS
I worked as a marketing manager at Korea Tourism Organization until the end of 2023, and started working as an English instructor this year.
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Nina Kougan
B.A. in P&BS
I started my Clinical Psychology PhD at Northwestern University in the fall of 2024.
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Olivia Laing
B.A. in P&BS
Clinical Social Worker at UCLA Health eating disorder outpatient/ inpatient programs
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Xiaojin Ma
Ph.D. in P&BS
Started a postdoc position at the University of Missouri in 2024.
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Sam Marcotte
B.A. in P&BS
I have been working for 1 year 2 months as a Psychiatric Rehabilitation Specialist for Skills of Central PA in Blair County. I am currently working towards my CPRP certification.
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Alejandro Martinez
B.A. in P&BS
Practicing full-time in psychotherapy private practice.
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Sofia Mora
B.A. in P&BS
I was planning on applying to medical schools in the 2024-25 cycle, but I decided to apply this upcoming cycle instead.
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Robin Neuhaus
B.A. in P&BS
In the past year, I started Nested, a nonprofit research institute, to bridge the gap between research and real-world change. We study issues affecting families—like perinatal mental health and children’s technology use—and turn insights into action, shaping policy, media, and corporate initiatives.
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Maddie Noyes
B.A. in P&BS-Cognitive Neuroscience concentration
I completed my MSc in Applied Linguistics with merit at the University of Oxford in November 2024 and started a position in Sales with Kpler in December 2024.
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Stephen Pianin
B.A. in P&BS
Joined telehealth startup Heyday Health as a Product Analyst last December.
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Marta Stojanovic
Ph.D. in P&BS
I recently accepted a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in the Department of Psychology at the University of Kentucky. I will begin the position this summer.
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Maya Strod
B.A. in P&BS
I got my license as a speech-language pathologist!
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