Staff

Postbacc Researcher & Minnesota Inclusive Neuroscience Development (MIND) Scholar

Michaelle DiMaggio-Potter (she/they) is a MIND Scholar in the RAD Lab and the Study Coordinator for the Creativity Camp and Imagination Central research projects. She is interested in investigating interpersonal dynamics and maladaptive coping mechanisms among individuals with personality disorders. They will be attending the University of Michigan in the fall of 2024 as a Clinical Psychology PhD student.

Studies involved with: Imagination Central, Creativity Camp

Graduate Student

Studies involved with: Creativity Camp

Graduate Student

Shulang (she/her) is currently a graduate student in the Department of Psychology, Cognitive and Brain Sciences track. Her research interests include decision-making and creativity.

Studies involved with: Imagination Central, Creativity Camp

Postbacc Researcher

Aurora Green (she/her) is a study coordinator for the RAD Lab. Her research interests include adolescent depression, suicide prevention, and non-suicidal self-injury, minority stress, and adolescent psychotherapeutic interventions. Clinical interests include developing DBT-based programming for inpatient milieus. She will be attending the University of Maine in the fall of 2023 as a clinical child psychology doctoral student.

Studies involved with: Imagination Studio, Creativity and Well-Being in Akita, Japan, Creativity Camp

Undergraduate Student

Josie is an undergraduate research assistant in the RAD lab. She is currently studying psychology and human physiology; she hopes to pursue a career that combines use of psychosocial skills with knowledge of health.

Studies involved with: Creativity Camp

Undergraduate Student

Zay is a third year undergraduate psychology student in the RADLab and volunteer staff on the study. She is interested in pursuing a PhD in clinical psychology with a focus on behavioral treatment and counseling for adolescents.

Studies involved with: Imagination Central, Creativity Camp