Faculty Members |
Contact |
Specialization |
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Professor; Associate Department Head
Stratton 286
mlb34@drexel.edu
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Obesity prevention and treatment; Physical activity promotion; Lifestyle modification; Behavioral therapy; Cancer prevention and survivorship |
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Director, Applied Cognitive and Brain Sciences PhD program; Associate Dean for Research; Associate Professor
Stratton 324
lilachrysikou@drexel.edu
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Cognitive neuroscience; neuropsychology; neural bases of language, memory, and executive functions; neurocognitive processes associated with problem solving and flexible thought; functional neuroimaging and non-invasive brain stimulation in healthy and psychiatric populations (mood and anxiety disorders); translational neuroscience |
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Department Head; Associate Professor
Stratton 290
brian.daly@drexel.edu
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Evidence-based psychosocial interventions for youth; school mental health promotion; prevention and resiliency in urban youth; assessment and treatment of children with chronic illness; and, adolescent risk behaviors. |
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Director, JD/PhD Program in Law and Psychology; Professor
Stratton 338
David.DeMatteo@drexel.edu
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Psychopathy, forensic psychology, forensic mental health assessment, testing in forensic assessment contexts, and drug policy research |
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Assistant Research Professor
Stratton 123
knd52@drexel.edu
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NeuroHIV, Aging and neurodegenerative disease, Diagnosis and prognosis, Cognitive heterogeneity, Structural equation modeling, Functional impairment |
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Professor
Stratton 282
evan.forman@drexel.edu
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Health behavior change, obesity, weight loss; Technological innovations to promote health behavior change; Innovations in cognitive-behavioral treatments; The development and evaluation of acceptance-based interventions for health behavior change; Neurocognition of eating |
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Director, Clinical Training; Associate Professor, Ob/Gyn and Public Health
Stratton 280
pg27@drexel.edu
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Clinical and health psychology; Stressful life events and mental and physical health outcomes particularly in the area of women's reproductive health
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Co-Director of the JD/PhD Program in Law and Psychology; Professor
Stratton 328
naomi.goldstein@drexel.edu
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Juvenile Justice Research and Reform Lab ; Forensic psychology and juvenile justice; Juvenile justice research and program evaluation; Juvenile justice policy and practice reform; Adolescent development and decision-making capacities; Miranda rights comprehension and juvenile confessions; Juvenile probation system reform; Dismantling the school-to-prison pipeline; Addressing racial and ethnic disparities in the justice system |
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Professor
Stratton 334
kirk.heilbrun@drexel.edu
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Forensic mental health assessment; Violence risk assessment; Risk management; Interventions to reduce risk |
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Director, Practicum Training; Assistant Professor
Stratton 288
asj32@drexel.edu
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Treatment development and Evaluation for Eating Disorders, Acceptance-based Behavioral Treatments, Using Technology to Augment Behavioral Treatment Approaches |
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Applied Cognitive and Brain Sciences PhD program; Professor
Stratton 318
jk342@drexel.edu
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Cognitive psychology/cognitive neuroscience, focusing on human memory, problem solving, intelligence, and creativity; Specialization in electrophysiological methods (EEG, ERP), and other behavioral and neuroimaging methods (e.g., fMRI)
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Director of MS and BS/MS Programs; Associate Professor
Stratton 290
nancy.raitano.lee@drexel.edu
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Neuropsychological and neuroanatomic correlates of intellectual and developmental disabilities; Language, reading, and executive function in Down syndrome and other genetic disorders; Comorbid autism spectrum disorder symptoms in youth with genetic disorders; Neuroanatomic correlates of individual differences in typical and atypical cognition |
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Professor
Stratton 284
ml42@drexel.edu
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Psychobiology of eating and weight regulation (dieting, treatment and prevention of eating disorders and obesity); Social cognition (empirical study of conscious and unconscious cognitive processing) |
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Assistant Research Professor
Stratton 244
smm522@drexel.edu
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Development of novel treatments for adolescents and adults with eating disorders, impulsivity-related maintenance factors and predictors of treatment outcome, affect tolerance and regulation in eating and weight disorders, ecological momentary assessment, development and utilization of behavioral measurement methods. |
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Assistant Professor
322 Stratton Hall
John.D.Medaglia@drexel.edu
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Applying models and methods developed in neuropsychology, cognitive neuroscience, and graph theory to understand and treat brain dysfunction and enhance healthy functioning. |
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Professor of Psychology; Professor of Medicine
Stratton 278
cn25@drexel.edu
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Emotion-centered Problem-Solving Therapy (PST) for mood, personality, stress-related disorders; EC-PST as an evidence-based, trans-diagnostic intervention across many clinical problem areas and populations including Veterans/US Service Members, and their families; cinical case formulation; integrative psychotherapy approaches; emotionally-focused interventions and CBT; Departmental concentration areas of cognitive behavioral and clinical health psychology |
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Distinguished University Professor of Psychology; Professor of Medicine; Professor of Community Health and Prevention
Stratton 268
amn23@drexel.edu
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Social problem solving as a moderator/mediator of stress and psychopathology; applications of Emotion-Centered Problem-Solving Therapy; treatment and prevention of depression; treatment and prevention of suicide; behavioral health of U.S. military veterans |
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Assistant Research Professor
es3344@drexel.edu
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Clinical utility of food addiction as a unique phenotype of disordered eating, the addictive potentials of ultra-processed foods, overlapping mechanisms implicated in substance-use disorders and eating and weight disorders, assessment of addictive-like eating behaviors, treatment development for eating and weight disorders |
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Vice Provost of Research; Professor
3180 Chestnut Street, Suite 104
schultheis@drexel.edu
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Neurorehabilitation; Application of technology to psychology; Virtual reality technology; Driving capacity after neurological compromise; Rehabilitation of functional, everyday activities |
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Assistant Research Professor
ps887@drexel.edu
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Understanding factors (e.g., body image disturbances) that maintain disordered eating behaviors in real-time and real-world. Learning about how evidence-based treatments address maintenance factors to produce improvements in binge eating spectrum disorders. Development of novel treatments/treatment augmentations to better address maintenance factors and improve clinical outcomes for binge eating spectrum disorders. |
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atw64@drexel.edu
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Associate Professor
Stratton 316
fengqing.zhang@drexel.edu
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Multimodal Neuroimaging; Data Mining; Data Integration; Mobile Health; Wearable Computing
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