Theresa DiDonato
Theresa DiDonato
Theresa DiDonato is an assistant professor of social psychology at Loyola University Maryland. She received her doctorate degree in experimental psychology from Brown University in 2008. Her work focuses on romantic relationship, the self-concept, and person perception.
Julian Henz
Julian Henz
Julian Henz is a research assistant at the Institute of Exercise Training and Sports Informatics of the German Sport University Cologne. He started his sports sciences studies in 2013, and took up his mathematical studies in 2015. In 2021, he graduated in both and is currently investigating fundamental aspects of route setting in indoor bouldering as part of his doctorate. In addition to his research activities, he works as a professional route setter and is the operations manager of Get High Routesetting GmbH.
Tila Pronk
Tila Pronk
Tila Pronk received both her Bachelor Degree in Psychology and Master’s Degree in Social Psychology from the Free University in Amsterdam. December 1, Ms. Pronk commenced a Ph. D. position at Radboud University Nijmegen, where she now focuses on her primary research interests: romantic relationships and friendship.
Johanna Kranz
Johanna Kranz
Dr. Johanna Kranz is a post-doc for climate communication and climate education at the Rhineland-Palatinate Competence Center for Climate Change Impacts. She studied biology, German and German as a foreign language at the University of Trier and completed her doctorate in biology didactics at the University of Vienna. As a lecturer, her educational programs in the field of environment and climate have received awards, including the “Education for Sustainable Development Award” from the Austrian Federal Ministry for Climate Change and Climate Policy. Her research focuses on action-oriented climate communication, climate education and social change.
Angela Celebre
Angela Celebre
Angela Celebre is in her final year of undergraduate studies at the University of Toronto. She is working towards her Honours Bachelor of Science, with a double major in Psychology and Human Biology. She has been working in a neuro-oncology lab at St. Michael's Hospital for the past two years, and has also recently started as a research assistant in a social psychology lab at the University of Toronto. She is interested in pursuing a career in medicine.
Aaron Moss
Aaron Moss
Aaron is a second year graduate student at Tulane University. He earned a B.S. in Psychology from Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis in 2011. His research investigates issues related to prejudice and discrimination. Specifically, he is interested in how people maintain an unprejudiced view of themselves yet hold and express bias against others. He is also interested in how members of majority and minority groups perceive (or fail to perceive) discrimination and the motivations that influence their perceptions.
Stephanie Goodwin
Stephanie Goodwin
Stephanie Goodwin, Ph.D. (Social and Personality Psychology), is the Director for Faculty Development & Leadership at Wright State University and former Program Director for the LEADER Consortium, a multi-institutional NSF ADVANCE program supporting gender equity in STEM in the greater Dayton, OH region. Her research interests include: social power, impression formation, implicit social cognition, prejudice confrontation and reducing intergroup bias.
Jan Alexander Häusser
Jan Alexander Häusser
Jan Häusser received his PhD in Psychology from the University of Göttingen, Germany in 2010. Jan currently holds a professorship for social psychology at the Justus-Liebig-University of Giessen, Germany. His research interests comprise social identity and stress, occupational health psychology and social decision making, with a focus on the effects of psycho-physiological impairments (e.g., stress, sleep deprivation) on social decision making. Jan can be contacted via email at jan.a.haeusser@psychol.uni-giessen.de.
Anneloes Kip
Anneloes Kip
Anneloes Kip is a Social- and Health research master student at Utrecht University (UU). She works as a research assistant for dr. C. Evers with the Self-regulation Lab (UU). Her topics of interest include emotion regulation, emotion based eating, self-licensing and self-agency.
Marianne L. Wade
Marianne L. Wade
Marianne Wade is Reader in Criminal Justice at the Birmingham Law School and Director (Law) of the Centre for Crime Justice and Policing at the University of Birmingham. Her work focuses on comparative study of criminal justice systems (with a focus on prosecution), as well as relevant EU developments, trafficking human beings and terrorism.