PEOPLE

	Helene Intraub Professor, University of Delaware Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences Ph.D., Brandeis University Post-doc, Massachusetts Institute of Technology intraub@udel.edu Accepting graduate students Curriculum Vitae Bio
	Banjit Singh Graduate Student My primary research focuses on memory and the various errors we make. More specifically, I study certain types of memory errors which reveal the underlying mechanisms behind visual perception. I investigate boundary extension, an anticipatory memory error of commission, by exploring the conditions in which it is elicited.

Lab Alumni

	Harrison Adler Former Graduate Student
	Irem Yildirim, Ph.D. Former Graduate Student
	Christopher A. Dickinson, Ph.D. Former Post-doc Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, Appalachian State University
	Steven Beighley, Ph.D. Former Graduate Student Scientist, Human Factors Team at Exponent
	Kristin Gagnier, Ph.D. Former Graduate Student Outreach and Evaluation Specialist, Science of Learning Institute & Assistant Research Scientist, Department of Cognitive Sciences, Johns Hopkins University
	Carmela Gottesman, Ph.D. Former Graduate Student Associate Professor, Psychology Department, University of South Carolina, Salkehatchie
	Jennifer Mangels, Ph.D. Former Undergraduate Researcher; Senior Thesis, Degree with Distinction Professor, Department of Psychology, Baruch College, CUNY

Recent Undergraduate Researcher Alumni

	Ruiming (Yolanda) Du Former Undergraduate Researcher Ruiming was a Psychology major and Education minor. She contributed to ongoing research on spatial memory for scenes in peri-personal space. Her senior project examined the boundary extension effect from a cross-cultural perspective.
	Heather Marsh Former Undergraduate Researcher Heather was a Cognitive Science major. She contributed to ongoing research on spatial cognition in preschool children by determining if the medium of presentation (physical photos vs. photos on computer screens) affects children’s spatial memory. Heather was inducted into the Phi Kappa Phi Honors Society in May, 2018.
	Mariela Jimenez Former Undergraduate Researcher Mariela was a Neuroscience major. She contributed to ongoing research on the effects of pattern regularity and grouping on boundary extension. Mariela went onto a Research Assistantship at Drexel University for two years studying Autism and then the Clinical Ph.D. Program at the University of Massachusetts at Boston.
	Ruiming (Yolanda) Du Former Undergraduate Researcher Ruiming was a Psychology major and Education minor. She contributed to ongoing research on spatial memory for scenes in peri-personal space. Her senior project examined the boundary extension effect from a cross-cultural perspective.
	Cooper McAllister Former Undergraduate Researcher Cooper was a Psychology major. His senior thesis explored the effects of semantic relatedness of objects on spatial memory for 3-D scenes.
	Caitlin Serva Former Undergraduate Researcher Caity was a Neuroscience and Art double major. Her research explored the effects of object placement on boundary extension. Caity will be starting a Physician Assistant graduate program at Wingate University in North Carolina in Fall 2020.
	Gwendolyn Meredith Former Undergraduate Researcher Gwen began her graduate work at Massachusetts General Hospital Institute of Health Professions, Masters program in Communication Sciences and Disorders.
	Arthur Currier Former Undergraduate Researcher and McNair Scholar Arthur began his graduate study in the Biological Sciences Masters Program at Univerity of Delaware and his work as a Research Educational Visitor at Nemours/ A. I. duPont Hospital for Children, Department of Biomedical Research.
	Sarah Tornetta Former Undergraduate Researcher Sarah received the Halsey McPhee Award from the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences for her excellent academic record and research accomplishment. After graduating, she was admitted to Law School at the University of Pennsylvania.
	Laura Bauer Former Undergraduate Researcher; Senior Thesis Laura began her graduate work at Massachusetts General Hospital Institute of Health Professions, doctorate program in Occupational Therapy.