Ph.D. Alumnae


Y. Irina Li, Ph.D. 
Dr. Li (Ph.D., 2021, University of Rochester) is a postdoctoral fellow at the Seattle VA, where she also completed her predoctoral internship. Irina’s graduate research focused on the interplay between sleep, reward processing, and depression, and she received an F31 NRSA from the National Institute of Mental Health to support her dissertation work.

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Zoey A. Shaw, Ph.D. 
Dr. Shaw (Ph.D., 2021, University of Rochester) is a postdoctoral fellow at Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, where she also completed her predoctoral internship. A primary focus of Zoey’s graduate research explored the developmental origins and consequences of rumination in adolescence.

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Meghan Huang, Ph.D.
Dr. Huang (Ph.D., 2022, University of Rochester) is a postdoctoral fellow at the Durham VA, where she also completed her predoctoral internship. For Meghan’s dissertation, she developed and validated a novel measure of co-rumination that better differentiates between adaptive and non-adaptive elements of this construct, and used it to explore dyadic associations in co-rumination, mood, and relationship functioning in romantic couples.

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