Achievements & Awards
Jenna Villiger’s Successful Honors Thesis Defense
Congratulations to Jenna Villiger for successfully defending her honors thesis! Her thesis was entitled Analyzing the Role of Emotion Regulation Difficulties on the Relationship between Perceived Stress and Skin Picking Symptoms in Individuals with Eczema.
Sophie Pitts’ Successful Honors Thesis Defense
Congratulations to Sophie Pitts for successfully defending her honors thesis! Her thesis was entitled Examining the Mediating Role of Emotion Regulation in the Relationship Between Social Anxiety and Alcohol Use.
Carey’s Successful Master’s Thesis Defense
Congratulations to Carey Sevier for successfully defending her master’s thesis! Her thesis was entitled ‘Social Anxiety and Engagement in Risky Behaviors: Exploring the Role of Emotion Regulation.’
Heather’s Successful Dissertation Proposal
Congratulations to Heather Clark for successfully proposing her dissertation! Her dissertation is entitled: On Developing a Behavioral Paradigm to Measure Intolerance of Uncertainty.
Taylor’s Successful Dissertation Proposal
Congratulations to Taylor Strange for successfully proposing her dissertation! Her dissertation is entitled: Examining Stress, Potentially Traumatic Events, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, and Social Support Among Individuals with Skin Disease Symptoms.
Megan’s Successful Dissertation Defense
Congratulations to Dr. Megan Perry for successfully defending her dissertation! Her dissertation was entitled: The Influence of Childhood Emotional Maltreatment and Exclusion on Distress Among Individuals with Social Anxiety Symptoms
Lara Grace Fair’s Successful Honors Thesis Defense
Congratulations to Lara Grace Fair for successfully defending her honors thesis! Her thesis was entitled Analyzing the Unique Role of Repetitive Negative Thinking on Insomnia in College Students.
Mary Katherine Bishop’s Successful Honors Thesis Defense
Congratulations to Mary Katherine Bishop for successfully defending her honors thesis! Her thesis was entitled Examining the Relationship between Misophonia and Depression.
Ruth Emmon Tyson’s Successful Honors Thesis Defense
Congratulations to Ruth Emmon Tyson for successfully defending her honors thesis! Her thesis was entitled The Relationship between Coping Behaviors and Misophonia Symptom Severity and Impairment.
Molly’s Successful Dissertation Defense
Congratulations to Dr. Molly Schadegg for successfully defending her dissertation! Her dissertation was entitled Transdiagnostic Processes of Generalized Anxiety Disorder: An Experimental Investigation Evaluating the Role of Emotion Regulation in Uncertain Contexts