Our graduates have found Rutgers-Camden to be the perfect stepping stone to achieve admissions to doctoral programs to further their research and enhance their careers. Below are just some of our recent graduates, where they attended undergraduate, the research they indulged in while they attended and the mentors they studied under, as well as where they afterwards.
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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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Avery Ducey Graduated: 2016 Undergraduate: University of Massachusetts |
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Melissa Finnegan |
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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; Why Rutgers-Camden?: Because of its strong research emphasis and as a bridge to a doctoral program Doctoral Program: 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) |
| 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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This is a partial list. If you are a former student who does not appear in this list and wish to be, please contact us. And if you have any updates, feel free to get in touch with us. It is always a pleasure to hear what you’ve accomplished since leaving our program!