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Previous Lab Members​

Spring 2022
Fall 2021
From top left, Kristen McCowan, Ciera Arnett, Elizabeth Mathers, Emma Saiter, Emily Denne, and Tess Neal (on sabbatical in Australia!).
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Tess was on sabbatical, but we still met regularly. This day we had our "CV workshop" with Elizabeth Mathers, Emily Denne, Kristen McCowan, and Emma Saiter.
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Spring 2021
Fall 2020
From top left, Beth Growns at left, Emma Saiter at right. Middle row from left: Emily Denne, Alexandria Ventress. Bottom left: Jason Frizzell, Kristen McCowan, Lindsey LeCates, Jake Plantz, Elizabeth Mathers, Tess Neal. Not pictured: Robin McCowan, Noell Thompson, Ali McCoy
We met virtually most weeks due to the pandemic, but met outside twice (masked & socially distanced) - once for a writing group, and once for an end-of-term shindig. From left: Tess Neal, Jake Plantz, Ali McCoy, Alex Ventress, Emily Denne, Kristen McCowan, & Noell Thompson. Not pictured: Beth Growns, Elizabeth Mathers, Robin Milligan, Lindsey LeCates.
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Spring 2020
From left: Karey O'Hara, Beth Growns, Emily Denne, Robin Milligan, Elizabeth Mathers, Emily Line, Kristen McCowan, Jake Plantz, Sarah Selman, Jonathan Barcelo, and Tess Neal. Not pictured: Annelisse Velazquez.
                                               Fall 2019
From left: Karey O'Hara (new faculty), Annelisse Velazquez, Annanicole Fine, Emily Denne, Kristen McCowan, Samantha Bean, Emily Fatula, Jake Plantz, Emily Line, Logan Bussey, Elizabeth Mathers, Sarah Selman, Laura Smalarz (new faculty), Breanna Olsen, Robin Milligan, Jonathan Barcelo, and Tess Neal. Not pictured: Bethany Growns (NSF postdoc).
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                                              Spring 2019
From left: Tess Neal, Jake Plantz, Emily Denne, Stephanie Rincon, Kristen McCowan, Elizabeth Mathers, Robin Milligan, Emily Line. Not pictured: Emily Fatula and Annelisse Velazquez.
Summer 2018
From left: Jake Plantz, James McLean, Ali McCoy, Ashley Trow.
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                                                Fall 2016
​From left: Jeffrey Haas, Tess Neal, Rebecca Velez, Cassidy Siso, Brian Howatt, Morgan Hight, Cassandra Hamza.  Not pictured: Caitlyn Quamme and Hannah Goddard.
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                                        Spring 2016
​From top left: Sierra Marshall, Rebecca Velez, Tess Neal, Dennis Ramos.  From bottom left: Caitlyn Quamme, Jeffrey Haas, Hannah Goddard, Carina Philipp.
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Previous Postdoctoral Students

 Bethany Growns
NSF Law & Science Postdoctoral Fellow (2019 & 2020)
Beth Growns was an NSF-funded postdoctoral scholar in the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences at ASU in 2019 and 2020. She received a Bachelor in Psychology (Hons.) from the UNSW Sydney in Australia, and a Masters in Forensic Psychology and Ph.D. from UNSW Sydney. Her research focuses on the cognitive mechanisms that underlie forensic science expertise, such as fingerprint or document examiners. After finishing her postdoc with us, she moved onto a research fellowship in the Evidence-Based Justice Lab at the University of Exeter Law School.
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Previous Master's Students

Jake Plantz, 2019-2021
Entered the PhD program in quantitative psychology at McGill University in Canada after fielding multiple PhD admission offers.
Emily Line, 2018-2020
Entered the PhD program in psychology at the University of Illinois after fielding multiple offers of admission to PhD programs.
Morgan Hight, 2016-2018
Secured a job as an audience support analyst at UBM, a market-leading business-to-business event company
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Ashley Trow, 2018
Co-mentored with Nick Schweitzer. Ashley moved on to the PhD program in Counseling Psychology at the University of Southern Mississippi. 
Cassandra Hamza, 2016-2018
Moved on to teach special education, psychology, and math in Phoenix-area public schools.
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Previous Undergraduate Research Assistants

2021-2022
Emily Gran
​Monique Piggott
2020-2021
Emily Gran
Lindsey LeCates
Robin Milligan
​Noell Thompson
Alexandria Ventress
2018/19-2020
Jonathan Barcelo
Sarah Selman
Annelisse Velazquez
2018-2019
Emily Fatula
​James Mathers
​Ali McCoy
Stephanie Rincon
2015-2017
Megan Irgens
​Bibiana Oliveira
​Cassidy Siso
Rebecca Velez
2015-2016
Hannah Goddard
Jeffrey Haas
​Sierra Marshall

Caitlyn Quamme
​​Dennis Ramos
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International Visiting Scholar - Carina Philipp M.Sc. (Spring 2016) 

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I'm Carina Philipp, and I'm from Switzerland. I have a Bachelor's degree in Psychology form the University of Zurich and a Master of Science in Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy from the University of Berne. I am interested in the intersection between Clinical Psychology and the Law. I was at the Clinical and Legal Judgment Lab as a visiting scholar for one semester to gain experience about Psychology-Law in the US and learn more about how to conduct research.  I worked on a project in which we categorized the psychological evaluation tools used by forensic psychologists around the world.  I also worked on a comparative analysis of the Swiss and US legal systems' use of expert witnesses. After leaving, I became a forensic psychologist at the Zurich Law Enforcement Office, Department of Justice, Canton of Zurich.
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