Dr. Li has been awarded two Seed Grants for 2020, one examining smoking cessation and another examining ADHD/autism.
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Hilldale Fellowship Awarded
Undergraduate research assistant Grace Albright was awarded the Hilldale Fellowship. She and Dr. Li plan to examine maternal depression and its impact on children’s depression. Find their full abstract here.
Sheyenne and Zach Featured
Undergraduate research assistants Sheyenne Tung and Zach Gestrich were featured on UW Psychology’s website for the research they’re conducting with Dr Li.
Willow Accepted to Grad Schools
Undergraduate research assistant Willow Wu was accepted into Vanderbilt’s Master of Education in Human Development Counseling program and University of Pennsylvania’s Master of Education program.
MPA Conference Acceptances
Undergraduate research assistants Sheyenne Tung and Zach Gestrich were accepted to present at the annual Midwestern Psychological Association Conference in Chicago, IL. Find Sheyenne’s abstract here and find Zach’s abstract here.
APA Conference Acceptances
Lab manager Sharon Wang and graduate research assistant Qi Zhang were accepted to present at the annual American Psychological Association Convention in Washington, D.C. Find Sharon’s abstract here and Qi’s abstract here.
Mandy Accepted to Grad Schools
Undergraduate research assistant Mandy (Yingzi) Zhang was accepted into University of Chicago’s Master of Social Work and Social Welfare program and Vanderbilt’s Master of Education in Human Development Counseling program.
Dr. Li Featured
Dr. Li was featured on the Waisman Center website and the University of Wisconsin-Madison website for the lab’s study on low genetic risk for ADHD and negative life experiences.
Dr. Li Interview
Dr. Li participated in a short interview on Madison radio station (WORT) and talked about the lab’s study on African American youths and antisocial behaviors. Listen to the interview – Monday, January 14 “8 0’Clock …
Antisocial Behavior in Adolescents Feature
The lab’s study on antisocial behaviors in adolescence was featured on University of Wisconsin-Madison website and through their Twitter.