Research Internship Faculty Mentors

Kevin Binning

Kevin Binning »

Department: Psychology

Topic area: How social psychological interventions can be used to promote equity in higher education

Julie Fiez

Julie Fiez »

Department: Psychology

Topic area: How brain damage to stroke causes problems with math and language

Scott Fraundorf

Scott Fraundorf »

Department: Psychology

Topic area: How people choose study strategies and how they can study more effectively

Daphne Henry

Daphne Henry »

Department: Psychology

Topic area: How do race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and culture shape child development? What factors and processes promote academic resilience among disadvantaged children?

Diana Leyva

Diana Leyva »

Department: Psychology

Topic area: How historically minoritized families help their children to develop language, literacy and math skills and succeed in school.

Melissa Libertus

Melissa Libertus »

Department: Psychology

Topic area: How young children learn math and how parents facilitate such learning at home

Tim Nokes-Malach

Tim Nokes-Malach »

Department: Psychology

Topic area: STEM Learning and Motivation; Mindfulness Interventions

Angela Stewart

Angela Stewart »

Department: Department of Informatics and Network Science

Topic area: How to create equitable STEM learning experiences and technologies.

Walter Schneider

Walter Schneider »

Department: Psychology

Topic area: Fasciculus Axonal Connective Tissue (FACT) Mapping of the optic nerve and major human brain tracts based on MRI and Micro CT.

Elizabeth Votruba-Drzal

Elizabeth Votruba-Drzal »

Department: Psychology

Topic area: How children learn math skills in early childhood? How does income volatility relate to problem behaviors in youth?

Erin Walker

Erin Walker »

Department: Computer Science

Topic area: How to create technology-enhanced learning experiences. The lab has a particular focus on social learning (e.g., youth working in groups) and culturally-responsive designs.