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Graduate Students

This list includes current graduate students on campus and on internship.

Graduate Students form a close-knit community in the department. They work together in a supportive and respectful manner and do not feel pressured to compete for resources or accomplishments. A nurturing atmosphere helps students succeed academically and grounds them in the Oxford Community. They are actively involved in research and publication, collaborating with professors and fellow students. They regularly publish journal articles and present their research at conferences throughout the U.S. and abroad. Students also work together to build bridges to the university and community by serving on departmental committees and the Graduate Student Association and by volunteering at places like the Butler County Rape Crisis Center and tutoring programs at local schools and churches. When students are not hard at work, they often socialize together. They frequently attend concerts, form departmental intramural sports teams, and host potlucks, parties, and open-mike nights. In general, our graduate students rely on one another to form a strong network of social and academic support.

Name Office Entering Class UG or Master's Program
Alexandra Adame
206 PSYC 2004 Mount Holyoke College
Melissa Arnzen
Moeddel
307 PSYC 2005 Wittenberg
University
Stephen Becker 123 PSYC 2008 Taylor University/Trinity
International University
Emily Bendikas 123 PSYC 2008 University of
Michigan
Aubrey Coates 39M PSYC 2003 Northern Kentucky University
Kathryn Conaway 317 PSYC 2004 Capital
University
Dana Crawford 205 PSYC 2006 Howard
University
Raven Cuellar 224 PSYC 2005 IUPUI
Rebecca Ezechukwu 224 PSYC 2007 Washington
State University
Darren Del Castillo 123 PSYC 2004 California
State University
Jennifer Elfstrom 246 PSYC 2005 Boston
College
Rochelle Fritz 317 PSYC 2003 Loyola
University
Jonathan Fishman 309 PSYC 2004 University of
Florida
Kathryn Gaffey internship 2003 Michigan
State University
Jacob Goldsmith 323 PSYC 2005 Wesleyan
University
Corinne Hoener 206 PSYC 2006 Bard
College
Siri Hoogan 317 PSYC 2003 Northern
Illinois University
Angela Ledgerwood 323 PSYC 2004 Drury
University
Julia Lonoff 324 PSYC 2007 Middlebury College/
Northwestern University
Jill Matusek 39L PSYC 2005 Mount Holyoke
College
Paul Monson 309 PSYC 2006 University of
Oregon
James Mosher 323 PSYC 2004 Michigan
State University
Anusha Natarajan 111 PSYC 2008 University of Maryland/Catholic University of America
Dana Norton 107 PSYC 2007 Bowling Green State University
Rachel Patrick internship 2002 University of
Louisville
Anthony Pavlo 324 PSYC 2004 Fordham
University
Julie Platten 111 PSYC 2007 University of
Alabama
Emily Reese 111 PSYC 2008 California State
University-Stanislaus
Ava Rose 309 PSYC 2006 University of
Central Oklahoma
Hugo Schielke 206 PSYC 2006 New York University
Northwestern University
Jeffrey Schweitzer 121 PSYC 2008 University of
Connecticut
Jay Scolio 121 PSYC 2008 Carnegie-Mellon University/
Santa Clara University
Holli Sink 307 PSYC 2005 University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill
Brendon Smith 324 PSYC 2005   Colby
College
Rachel Stern 121 PSYC 2007 University of Akron/
Miami University
Julie Swanson internship 2002 University of
Texas-Austin
Karin Vanderzee 317 PSYC 2005 Rhodes College
Angela Volz 217 PSYC 2005 Loyola University
David Walker 307 PSYC 2004 Wake Forest
Noga Zerubavel 224 PSYC 2007 Skidmore College/
Rutgers University