Elizabeth
PhD candidate
Expertise
Clinical psychology, neuropsychology, trauamtic brain injury, creative writing
Polygence mentors are selected based on their exceptional academic background, teaching experience, and unique ability to inspire the next generation of innovative thinkers and industry leaders.
Clinical psychology, neuropsychology, trauamtic brain injury, creative writing
Projects that approach medicine from a public health perspective; Understanding the global implications of health policy; Using quantitative and qualitative analysis
social psychology; motivation; social interactions; relationships; attraction; love; commitment; helping behavior; curiosity; social connection; emotion; social perception; social influence; goal pursuit; interdependence
French, International Relations, International Business, Tariffs, International Trade Law
Race & Ethnicity, History of Race & Social Movements, Creative Projects
Marine biology, conservation biology, and international development
Modern British History, Environmental History, American History, History of War, Sustainability
Graphic design, data science, sustainability, participatory design, information design, sound design, film making, photography, creative writing, user experience design
Psychology, Social Neuroscience, Biology, Medicine, Pre-med, Medical school admissions, MCAT, Neuroscience
Psychology
Social Science, Political Science, Public Policy, American Politics, Race and Ethnicity, Social Psychology, Public Opinion, Socialization, Political Behavior, & Political Psychology
Psychology / Neuroscience
Pregnancy, stress physiology, sleep health, longitudinal studies, actigraphy
Psychology, sociology, effective writing and presentation skills
society and politics, social psychology, discrimination, political psychology, intergroup relations, race and ethnicity, inequality, social justice, attitudes, criminal justice, racism and anti-racism
United States History; U.S. Immigration/Migration History; History of U.S. Social Movements; American West; Nineteenth-Century U.S.; Colonial North America; History of Religion; U.S. Cultural History; U.S. Social History
Clinical Psychology, Community Psychology, Mental Health, Adolescence, Culture, Parent-child relationships, Coparenting relationships, Minority mental health, Racial disparities, Public policy, Nonprofits
developmental psychology, early language and literacy, parent-child interactions, community support for early development
Psychology, Neuroscience, Law, Economics, History, Government
developmental psychology, early cognitive development, early language acquisition, gesture and communication, theater and performance studies