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Examining the Relationship Between Race and Connection to Mental Health Services in Missouri
Presenter: Grace Doherty
Faculty Research Mentor:
Dr. Elizabeth Sale
Do you plan to hold a Zoom Q&A Session?:
No
Zoom Q&A Link:
n/a
Acknowledgments:
This study was supported by SAMSHA Grant 1 H79 SM080292-01, the Missouri Department of Mental Health, and University of Missouri, St. Louis – Missouri Institute of Mental Health. Thank you: Stacey Williams, LCSW for allowing me to use the Zero Suicide Project data. Dr. Elizabeth Sale and Claire Ward, MSW for their help and supervision.
Objectives: The purpose of this study was to explore the relationship between a person’s race and their likeli...
Developmental trajectories of excitability and irritability: The roles of childhood social adversity and income-to-needs
Presenter: Emma Waite
Faculty Research Mentor:
Dr. Diana Whalen
Do you plan to hold a Zoom Q&A Session?:
No
Zoom Q&A Link:
N/A
Acknowledgments:
Thank you to Dr. Diana Whalen, Dr. Alecia Vogel-Hammen, and Becky Tillman
Rethinking the 'Unusual Type': Queer Black Women & the Spatial Politics of Belonging in Twentieth Century Chicago
Presenter: Olivia Kerr
Faculty Research Mentor:
Dr. Rebecca Wanzo
Do you plan to hold a Zoom Q&A Session?:
No
Zoom Q&A Link:
N/A
WashU Research Program:
Mellon Mays
Acknowledgments:
I'd like to thank the Junior MMUF Cohort, the Senior MMUF Cohort, Dr. Fenderson, Dean Diallo, Kaché, and my mentor Dr. Rebecca Wanzo for the guidance, resources, and care that they have shared with me throughout my research process thus far.
Visual Coding in Freely-Behaving Environments
Presenter: Katie Lund
Faculty Research Mentor:
Keith Hengen
Do you plan to hold a Zoom Q&A Session?:
No
Zoom Q&A Link:
N/A
WashU Research Program:
McKelvey Scholar
Acknowledgments:
Thank you to Dr. Hengen, Keenan Ronayne, and Sam Brunwasser for mentoring me throughout the project. Also, thank you to the rest of the lab, especially those who worked on this project in the past to get the ball rolling!
Visual function is robust across lifespans, but little is und...
Emotion Processing in Pediatric Anxiety: Functional Network Activation in Response to Complex Negative Stimuli
Presenter: Dori Balser
Faculty Research Mentor:
M. Catalina Camacho & Deanna Barch, PhD
Do you plan to hold a Zoom Q&A Session?:
No
Zoom Q&A Link:
n/a
Acknowledgments:
I would like to thank M. Catalina Camacho and Dr. Deanna Barch for their support and guidance, as well as the rest of the EmoCodes team for making this research possible.
Attentional and regulatory neural networks are implicated in ...
Prevalence of Muscle Dysmorphia at Washington University in St. Louis
Presenter: Nathaniel Holmes
Faculty Research Mentor:
Dr. Denise Wilfley; Dr. Mitchell Sommers
Do you plan to hold a Zoom Q&A Session?:
No
Zoom Q&A Link:
N/A
Acknowledgments:
I would like to thank Dr. Denise Wilfley and Dr. Mitchell Sommers for supervising this project. I appreciate their continued support throughout this process. I also wish to thank Dr. Jason Lavender for providing me with a strong informational foundation concerning muscle dysmorphia. I would like to thank Tina Day and Marie-Laure Firebaugh for their continual support and answering any questions I had throughout the entirety of this project.
With elevating rates of body dissatisfaction in men (Tiggemann, 2004), it becomes increasingly important to centralize this iss...