www.psychspace.com心理学空间网Teaching and Mentoring Experience
Classes taught:
. Graduate
Affective Neuroscience (Spring 2002, SUNY Stony Brook)
The Biological Basis of Personality (Fall 2005)
. Undergraduate
Changing the world with $20 Microcredits (Spring 2010)
Introductory Psychology (Spring 2003, 2004, 2005, Spring and Fall 2006, Fall 2007 and
2009, Stony Brook University)
Neuroethology (Fall 2001, 2002, 2003, Stony Brook University)
Introduction to Personality (Fall 2000, University of California, Berkeley)
Neuroscience of Learning and Memory (1988, Tufts University)
Research Methods (Spring 2006, 2007, 2009, Stony Brook University)
Supervised Research Tutorials (2001-Present, every semester)
Honors Program (Spring 2007, Stony Brook University)
Advisees:
. Postdoctoral
Dirk Moser (2010-present), Anett Müller (2010-present), Kazufumi Omura (2003-2006).
. Graduate
Zenab Amin (2001-5), Eliza Congdon (2002-8), Alicia Grande (2005-2007), Elif Duman (2007-present), Jamie Ferri (2008-present), Xiaosi Gu (2005-2007), Brian Haas (2002-6), Yael Isler (2009-present), Magdalena Jurkiewitz (M.D./Ph.D., MSTP 2009-present), Breena Miller (Medical, Summer 2002), Jasmin Roohi (M.D./Ph.D., MSTP, Summer 2004).
. Undergraduate
Radeyah Hack (2005-6), Jayanta Hedge (2001-2), Sarah Khan (2001-3), Chris Lonardo (2006), Nicole Marsan (2006-7), Jezreel Otto (2003-4, 2006-7), Ioana Radu (2002-3), Elizabeth Ramjas (2006-7), James Ryan (2009-), Crystal Sandiford (2004-6), Shephali Sharma (2009-), Jason-flor Sisante (2005-7), Lindsay Slater (Cornell University, Summer 2002), Narumi Tokunaga (2004-6), Shaomin Wei (2005).
. High School
Christine Ellman (Summer 2004), Rachel Goldstein (Summer 2004, 2005), Kristin Grotecloss (Fall 2002), Karen Law (Summer 2002), Hillary Lin (Summer 2006-Spring 2007), Julie Linzer (Summer 2005), Hillary Wool (Summer 2004 -Spring 2005).
. Advisee Honors
2008 Eliza Congdon: President's Award to Distinguished Doctoral Students (Stony Brook) Elizabeth Ramjas: Minorities in Psychology Award (Stony Brook) 2007 Hillary Lin, Intel Semi-Finalist Eliza Congdon:
.
SfN Women in Neuroscience Graduate Student Travel Award
.
Invited Presenter, NIH National Graduate Student Research
2006 Brian Haas, Retirees' Dissertation Fellowship
Eliza Congdon, Alumni Graduate Summer Fellowship
Rachel Goldstein:
.
Intel Semi-Finalist
.
Round One Winner: Long Island Science and Engineering Fair
.
2nd place, Round Two: Long Island Science and Engineering Fair
.
2nd place, New York State Science and Engineering Fair
.
The American Psychological Association Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools : Certificate of Award for Outstanding Research in Psychology Crystal Sandiford, Minorities in Psychology Scholarship Award, Dept. of
Psychology, Stony Brook University
Narumi Tokunaga , 2nd place, Psi Chi Research Conference
2005 Jason-flor Sisante , MARC (Minority Access to Research Career) Fellowship Eliza Congdon , Alumni Research Fellowship, Honorable Mention Rachel Goldstein , Simons Fellow Narumi Tokunaga , URECA (Undergraduate Research and Creativity Award) Research Fellowship Hillary Wool:
.
1st Place at the Rohm and Haas Invitational Science Fair (Behavioral Science
.
category)
.
Round One Winner --Long Island Science and Engineering Fair
.
Honorable Mention in Round Two of LISEF
.
The American Psychological Association Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools : Certificate of Award for Outstanding Research in Psychology
2004 Eliza Congdon , Award for Excellence in Research (2nd Year Project)
Christine Ellman, Simons Fellow
Hillary Wool , Simons Fellow
2002 Karen Law
. Intel Semi-Finalist
. Simons Fellow
2002 Breena Miller , M.D., with recognition in research program
2002 Kristin Grotecloss , Discovery Young Scientist Challenge Finalist
2001 Jayanta Hedge, Honors College
Sarah Khan, Honors College
Dissertations supervised:
.
Eliza Congdon. The Neurogenetic Basis of Behavioral Inhibition. Defended April 25, 2008.
.
Brian Haas. Differential Temporal Dynamics of BOLD Signal during Emotional Tasks Associated with Personality. Defended December 6, 2006.
.
Zenab Amin. Effects of Hormonal Variation on Neural Correlates of Cognitive-Affective Processing. Defended August 12, 2005.
Alumni Placements (first placement after graduation):
Postdoctoral Advisee Alumnus:
Kazufumi Omura, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Yamagata University, Japan
Graduate Advisee Alumns:
Zenab Amin, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Fellow, Yale University Eliza Congdon, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Fellow, University of California, Los Angeles Brian Haas, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Fellow, Stanford University
High School Advisee Alumns:
Christine Ellman, Yale University Rachel Goldstein, Cornell University Karen Law, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Hillary Lin, Stanford University Hillary Wool, Dartmouth College
Classes taught:
. Graduate
Affective Neuroscience (Spring 2002, SUNY Stony Brook)
The Biological Basis of Personality (Fall 2005)
. Undergraduate
Changing the world with $20 Microcredits (Spring 2010)
Introductory Psychology (Spring 2003, 2004, 2005, Spring and Fall 2006, Fall 2007 and
2009, Stony Brook University)
Neuroethology (Fall 2001, 2002, 2003, Stony Brook University)
Introduction to Personality (Fall 2000, University of California, Berkeley)
Neuroscience of Learning and Memory (1988, Tufts University)
Research Methods (Spring 2006, 2007, 2009, Stony Brook University)
Supervised Research Tutorials (2001-Present, every semester)
Honors Program (Spring 2007, Stony Brook University)
Advisees:
. Postdoctoral
Dirk Moser (2010-present), Anett Müller (2010-present), Kazufumi Omura (2003-2006).
. Graduate
Zenab Amin (2001-5), Eliza Congdon (2002-8), Alicia Grande (2005-2007), Elif Duman (2007-present), Jamie Ferri (2008-present), Xiaosi Gu (2005-2007), Brian Haas (2002-6), Yael Isler (2009-present), Magdalena Jurkiewitz (M.D./Ph.D., MSTP 2009-present), Breena Miller (Medical, Summer 2002), Jasmin Roohi (M.D./Ph.D., MSTP, Summer 2004).
. Undergraduate
Radeyah Hack (2005-6), Jayanta Hedge (2001-2), Sarah Khan (2001-3), Chris Lonardo (2006), Nicole Marsan (2006-7), Jezreel Otto (2003-4, 2006-7), Ioana Radu (2002-3), Elizabeth Ramjas (2006-7), James Ryan (2009-), Crystal Sandiford (2004-6), Shephali Sharma (2009-), Jason-flor Sisante (2005-7), Lindsay Slater (Cornell University, Summer 2002), Narumi Tokunaga (2004-6), Shaomin Wei (2005).
. High School
Christine Ellman (Summer 2004), Rachel Goldstein (Summer 2004, 2005), Kristin Grotecloss (Fall 2002), Karen Law (Summer 2002), Hillary Lin (Summer 2006-Spring 2007), Julie Linzer (Summer 2005), Hillary Wool (Summer 2004 -Spring 2005).
. Advisee Honors
2008 Eliza Congdon: President's Award to Distinguished Doctoral Students (Stony Brook) Elizabeth Ramjas: Minorities in Psychology Award (Stony Brook) 2007 Hillary Lin, Intel Semi-Finalist Eliza Congdon:
.
SfN Women in Neuroscience Graduate Student Travel Award
.
Invited Presenter, NIH National Graduate Student Research
2006 Brian Haas, Retirees' Dissertation Fellowship
Eliza Congdon, Alumni Graduate Summer Fellowship
Rachel Goldstein:
.
Intel Semi-Finalist
.
Round One Winner: Long Island Science and Engineering Fair
.
2nd place, Round Two: Long Island Science and Engineering Fair
.
2nd place, New York State Science and Engineering Fair
.
The American Psychological Association Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools : Certificate of Award for Outstanding Research in Psychology Crystal Sandiford, Minorities in Psychology Scholarship Award, Dept. of
Psychology, Stony Brook University
Narumi Tokunaga , 2nd place, Psi Chi Research Conference
2005 Jason-flor Sisante , MARC (Minority Access to Research Career) Fellowship Eliza Congdon , Alumni Research Fellowship, Honorable Mention Rachel Goldstein , Simons Fellow Narumi Tokunaga , URECA (Undergraduate Research and Creativity Award) Research Fellowship Hillary Wool:
.
1st Place at the Rohm and Haas Invitational Science Fair (Behavioral Science
.
category)
.
Round One Winner --Long Island Science and Engineering Fair
.
Honorable Mention in Round Two of LISEF
.
The American Psychological Association Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools : Certificate of Award for Outstanding Research in Psychology
2004 Eliza Congdon , Award for Excellence in Research (2nd Year Project)
Christine Ellman, Simons Fellow
Hillary Wool , Simons Fellow
2002 Karen Law
. Intel Semi-Finalist
. Simons Fellow
2002 Breena Miller , M.D., with recognition in research program
2002 Kristin Grotecloss , Discovery Young Scientist Challenge Finalist
2001 Jayanta Hedge, Honors College
Sarah Khan, Honors College
Dissertations supervised:
.
Eliza Congdon. The Neurogenetic Basis of Behavioral Inhibition. Defended April 25, 2008.
.
Brian Haas. Differential Temporal Dynamics of BOLD Signal during Emotional Tasks Associated with Personality. Defended December 6, 2006.
.
Zenab Amin. Effects of Hormonal Variation on Neural Correlates of Cognitive-Affective Processing. Defended August 12, 2005.
Alumni Placements (first placement after graduation):
Postdoctoral Advisee Alumnus:
Kazufumi Omura, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Yamagata University, Japan
Graduate Advisee Alumns:
Zenab Amin, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Fellow, Yale University Eliza Congdon, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Fellow, University of California, Los Angeles Brian Haas, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Fellow, Stanford University
High School Advisee Alumns:
Christine Ellman, Yale University Rachel Goldstein, Cornell University Karen Law, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Hillary Lin, Stanford University Hillary Wool, Dartmouth College
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