After a long journey (!), we are excited to our study examining attention to non-social stimuli published in Research in Autism Spectrum Disorder. This study examined how autistic children, children with developmental disorders, and neurotypical children attended to non-social stimuli with varying properties, such as movement. We thank Dr. Claire Chen for leading the charge … Read more

This fall, 5th year graduate student, Jessie Goldblum, was awarded the Dashell Dissertation Award from the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience. This awarded is intended to support Jessie’s dissertation studies and allows her to recruit more families for the TRAVEL study. Congrats Jessie!  

As a new semester starts, we welcomed EIGHT new undergraduate research assistants and two master’s students from Speech and Hearing Sciences. Welcome to the lab Anaam, Macey, Amanda, Kim, Gavin, Henry, Tyler, Kedrianna, Emma and Brenna! We are excited to have you as part of the team.