I am a Counseling Psychology doctoral trainee studying under Dr. Paul Ingram at Texas Tech University. Broadly, my research spans psychometrics, executive functioning, and neuropsychology across the lifespan. I have experience in cognitive, assessment, and neurodevelopmental labs, and most of my publications thus far examine response patterns within psychological assessment. I know how to code in SPSS, MPlus, and R. My statistical competencies include:

Clinically, I have experience administering dementia assessments and providing psychotherapy to young adults (~20 to 30). My clinical training spans Solution Focused Therapy (SFT), Psychodynamic therapy, and third-wave cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). 

I have over five years of mentorship experience and over two years of teaching experience. I served as a teaching assistant for Texas Tech University's  Statistical Methods lab (PSY 2400) and Research Methods lab (PSY 3401). I also taught General Psychology (PSY 1300) for over one year. 

My long term goals include completing post-doctoral training in neuropsychology and working as a professor at an R1 university.

Inquiries may be sent to [email protected]