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John Abbamonte
Year Graduated: 2014
Undergraduate Institution: Fordham University
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. August; Social interactions and mental health outcome
Doctoral Program Attended: University of Miami (Counseling) |
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Gianna Bowler
Year Graduated: 2014
Undergraduate Institution: Rutgers-Camden
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Markey; Ovulatory changes in sexual attraction
Doctoral Program Attended: Temple (Developmental) |
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Eric W. Branning
Year Graduated: 2013
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Hart; Differences in sexual health knowledge of adolescents from different neighborhoods
Current Position: Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) |
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Arturo Calderon
Year Graduated: 2015
Undergraduate: Montclair State
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Duffy; Embodied cognition and visual perception. |
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En Fu
Adviser & Thesis Topic. Dr. Bravo; Spatial cognition.
Doctoral Program: University of Alabama (Cognitive) |
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John Gunn III
Undergraduate: Richard Stockton College
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Roseman; Emotional content of suicide notes
Doctoral Program: Montclair State (Family Studies) |
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Brian Johnston
Year Graduated: 2010
Undergraduate: University of South Florid
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Roseman; Emotion regulation and prejudice reduction
Doctoral Program: CUNY (Social-Personality)
Current Position: Senior Strategy Consultant, IBM |
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Gabriel Johnston
Year Graduated: 2014
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Roseman; Effects of anger and contempt on voters’ perceptions of presidential candidates
Current Position: Data Specialist, Google, Inc. |
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Caitlin Kelly
Year Graduated: 2014
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. August; Use of health care providers and association with health behaviors and outcomes
Doctoral Program: University of Utah (Developmental with Health Specialization) |
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Phil Loatman
Year Graduated:2013
Undergraduate: Rowan University
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Whitlow & Dr. van der Wel; Negative patterning in a foraging task
Why Rutgers-Camden?: Because of its strong research emphasis and as a bridge to a doctoral program
Ph.D., 2019 : SUNY Stony Brook (Cognition & Decision Making) |
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Nicole Matsuk
Graduated: 2015
Undergraduate: Rutgers University
Adviser & Research Topic: Dr. Cavanaugh; Identifying bio-markers of stress in a population of high-risk female survivors of inimate partner violence. |
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Elisa Miyake
Why Rutgers-Camden?: The Psychology faculty truly mentor their students and provide them with the education and skills they need to be successful in future endeavors. Doctoral Program: Arizona State (Counseling)
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Autumn Nanassy
Graduated: 2016
Undergraduate: Rutgers University-Camden
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Markey; Thin-slice judgments of health and relationship satisfaction
Current Position: Clinical Research Coordinator, St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children |
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Alexandra O’Donnell
Graduated: 2016
Undergraduate: Rutgers University-Camden
Adviser: Dr. Duffy
Current Position: Part-time lecturer, Rutgers University-Camden |
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Kyle Sauerberger
Graduated: 2012
Undergraduate: Montclair State University
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Nave; Examination of adult personality and directly observed behavior during cognitive testing
Doctoral Program: University of California, Riverside (Social-Personality) |
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Jennifer A. Shukusky
Graduated: 2013
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Garcia; Sexual scripts and different relationship types
Why Rutgers-Camden?: Offers the resources of big research-oriented institutions with the personal touch of helpful faculty, intimate class size, and the opportunity to work closely with mentors.
Doctoral Program: University of Texas at Austin (Human Development & Family Sciences) |
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Brianna Soreth
Graduated: 2016
Undergraduate: Rutgers University-Camden
Adviser: Dr. Whitlow; Associations between associative learning, working memory, attentional control and fluid intelligence
Current Position: Senior Research Technician, Monell Center |
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Vianca Vargas
Graduated: 2015
Adviser & Research Topic: Dr. Cutuli; How family adapt and learn in a homeless shelter
Current Position: New Jersey Department of Children and Families |
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Emily Wood
Graduated: 2012
Undergraduate: Rutgers University-Camden
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Markey; Pronoun use among romantic partners as a predictor of relationship satisfaction
Current Position: Data Analyst at Thomas Jefferson University; Instructor at Rutgers University-Camden |
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Doug Zacher
Graduated: 2015
Undergraduate: Rutgers University-Camden
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Whitlow; Pattern discrimination and working memory
Current Position: User Experience Researcher, Chamjari Interactive |
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Amanda Steele
Graduated: 2020
Undergraduate Institution: Rutgers-Camden
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Roseman; Are Interpersonal Dislike and Hatred Discrete Emotions
Doctoral Program Attended: University of Oxford (Experimental Psychology)
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Carlos Cavalie
Current Position: Research assistant at the Center for Mental Health Services & Criminal Justice Research at Rutgers New Brunswick. |
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Yahui Chang
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Whitlow |
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James Floman
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Roseman
Doctoral Program: University of British Columbia (Educational & Counseling Psychology) |
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Sean Garguilo
Adviser & Thesis Topic: Dr. Roseman; Investigating emotional processes
Doctoral Program: The Ohio State University (Communication & Media Studies)
Current Position: Marketing Analyst for JPMorgan Chase |
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Laura Goins
Adviser: Dr. Garcia
Current Position: Program Coordinator in the Honors College at Rutgers University-Camden. |
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Shweta Kulkarni
Adviser: Dr. Duffy
Current Position: Market Research Analyst |
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Patrice McCarthy
Undergraduate: 2013 |
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Ines Meier
Adviser: Dr. Whitlow
Doctoral Program: Rutgers University-Camden (Childhood Studies) |
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Angela Meluso
Doctoral Program: North Carolina State
Current Position: Part-time lecturer at Rutgers University- Camden. |
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Jamie Perry
Undergraduate: University of Houston
Doctoral Program: Rutgers University- Newark (Management)
Current Position: Assistant Professor, Cornell University (Employment Relations, Human Resources and Law) |
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Jayaram Uparna
Thesis Topic: Group Dynamics
Doctoral Program: Kellogg School of Management of Northwestern University |
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