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Dr. Learmonth is a developmental psychologist with a research focus on the development of memory, imitation and spatial ability. Most of her research is with young children. She uses techniques to examine the changes in memory and spatial ability. Her specific research is currently on imitation, spatial memory and navigation, and memory binding as a window into infantile amnesia. Recent publications by Dr. Learmonth have appeared in Developmental Science, Psychological Science, Memory and Cognition, the Journal of Experimental Child Psychology and Developmental Psychobiology.
Lara Labue received her B.A. From Mount Saint Mary College and is currently a doctoral student enrolled in the Clinical Psychology program at William Paterson University. She has experience working with both children and adults diagnosed with developmental disabilities and mental health disorders. Her clinical and research interests are focused on children with ASD and related disabilities.
Irena Curanovic is a first-year doctoral student in the Clinical Psychology PsyD program at William Paterson University. . After graduating with a BA in Psychology, Irena became an ABA Therapist and worked with children on the Autism Spectrum for a few years before moving on to be a Mental Health Worker at Four Winds Psychiatric Hospital.
Victoria Hanks
Lab Assistant
hanksv@student.wpunj.edu
Victoria Hanks is Senior at William Paterson University double majoring in Communication Disorders and Psychology with a minor in Anthropology. She plans to work with both children and adults in the medical field as a Speech Language Pathologist or Audiologist.
Shazna Ali
alis21@student.wpunj.edu
Shazna Ali is a Senior at William Paterson University, majoring in Psychology and Minoring in Disability Studies. She intends to go to graduate school for a Master's in Developmental Psychology.
Kirsten Fernandez
fernandezk25@student.wpunj.edu
Kirsten Fernandez a Senior at William Paterson University, majoring in Psychology. She intends to be a Child Psychologist. She wants to work in an elementary school and open her own practice.
