Congratulations to Sedi Ejuoneatse-Clarke for winning an Identity and Belonging specialty award at GSURC, for her work on “Understanding the Socio-Economic Determinants of Sleep Quality of Young Adults”. We’re so proud of you Sedi!
Our undergraduate and graduate students have been busy sharing their work at GSURC and L&L research events across campus! Congratulations to everyone on your fabulous poster presentations
Check out this new paper, looking at concurrent structural and functional changes in adult survivors of pediatric brain tumors! Dr. King enjoyed collaborating and being a co-author on this exciting work.
We are excited to share that Alannah Srsich will be joining the DNP-ATL Lab as our newest graduate student! Welcome Alannah, we are looking forward to having you as a member of our team!
We are always excited to get our research out there! Click here to learn more about the exciting work done by Milu Parrilla and Rella Kautiainen during their time in the DNP-ATL Lab.
Congratulations to Dr. Rachel Peterson who was awarded an early career grant from the American Cancer Society!
Starting this July, she will begin examining changes in cognition, neuroimaging (MRI, DTI, fMRI) along the cerebello-thalamo-cortical pathway, and brain injury biomarkers of neuroinflammation and oxidative stress in pediatric posterior fossa tumors treated with radiation during the first year from diagnosis.
Our lab loved being part of this multidisciplinary and collaborative Research Project! Click here to learn more about the awesome “Healthy Student Brain” study at GSU!
Congratulations to Stephanie Steinberg and Holly Dustin for their successful internship and postdoctoral fellowship matches! Stephanie will be completing her internship at Emory University and Childrens Hospital of Atlanta through their adult/pediatric neuropsychology track. Holly will be completeing her postdoctoral fellowship at Kennedy Krieger Institute. We are proud of you both and can’t wait to see you take on these next stages!
We had so much fun exploring NYC and sharing our work with current lab members and alumni!
Congratulations to Olivia Haller for her recent offical publication in The Clinical Neuropsychologist. Olivia’s paper, entitled “Concordance of informant and self-reported ratings on the Frontal Systems Behavior Scale in adult survivors of pediatric brain tumor” explores discrepencies in ratings of exectutive functions between adult survivors of pediatric brain tumor and their family members.
