Maine Mood Lab

Congratulations to Dr. Bogucki, who has accepted a position at Mass General Hospital in their primary care psychiatry program. This position also comes with an academic appointment at Harvard Medical School that includes protected research time and teaching responsibilities. Good luck on this next chapter, Olivia!

A hearty congratulations to Colin Bosma, this year’s recipient of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Outstanding Graduate Student award. Colin will be recognized at an awards ceremony later this month. Now all you have to do is graduate, Colin 🙂

Congratulations to Rachel Goetze who has accepted a position as a Primary Care Mental Health Integration Psychologist at VA Maine and member of the Psychology Training Committee. Dr. Goetze has returned to her home state after completing a two-year postdoctoral fellowship in Medical Psychology at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. We’re thrilled to have you […]

The Maine Mood Lab is excited to announce the launch of a new study to better understand how cumulative life stress interacts with the way individuals modulate their mood to predict risk and resilience. This study will also consider how these factors relate to COVID-19. We are currently recruiting older adults (60+) who are interested […]

Victoria Quinones successfully defended her dissertation, “The Relationship between Non-Suicidal Self-Injury and Suicidal Ideation: The Role of Emotion Reactivity and Negative Problem Orientation” Congratulations, Dr. Quinones!

Victoria Quinones has accepted a postdoctoral fellowship in Primary Care Behavioral Health at Brown University. Congratulations, you fancy now!

Former lab manager, Meaghan Delcourt was accepted into the Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology at the University of Connecticut. Meaghan will work under the mentorship of Dr. Dean Cruess who studies how stress, depression, anxiety, sleep, and personality characteristics influence risk behavior. Meaghan was accepted in the doctoral program after completing a 2-year post baccalaureate […]

Colin Bosma, is the recipient of a competitive APAGS 2020 Psychological Science Research Grant, for his dissertation proposal, “Do Digital Behaviors Describe Individual Differences in Emotion Regulation”. Read more about this grant opportunity here. Congratulations, Colin!

Several MML research assistants including, Evan Vidas, Dorien Baudewyns, Lydia Lavoie, and Mikayla Padilla, volunteered to present at the Maine Psychological Association (MEPA) annual conference. The students thought they were in attendance to present a poster; however, unexpectedly, they were asked by Tom Collins, MEPA President, to give an oral presentation describing their research to a crowd […]

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