ERP Lab Member Awards

Marshall P. Smith Scholarship (for the most distinguished student in Psychology)

Jessica Wong (2007)

Vinaya Raj (2006)

Olga Rass (2006)

Jeremy Grey (2005)

Rick Addante (2004)

Honors Program Outstanding Scholar

Jessica Wong (2007)

 
Phi Kappa Phi Student-Faculty Research Awards

Jessica Wong (2007). The Effects of Interruption and Imagination on Source Confusions.

Jenna Scisco (2007). Cardiovascular Fitness and Cognitive Function.

Olga Rass (2006). The Ugly Stepsister of Memory.

Vinaya Raj (2006). Brain Activation and Familiarity: Creating Illusions of Memory Through
Perceptual Fluency.

Rick Addante (2004). Event-Related Potential Measures of the Revelation Effect.

Alyssa Cairns (2001). Event-Related Potentials and Reality Monitoring.

Jessica Walker (2000). Event-Related Potential Measures of the Revelation Effect.

Senior Honors Theses in Psychology

Jaime Brown (F2008-S2009).  The Feeling of Blocking in the Memory Block Paradigm.
 
Steve Dash (F2008-S2009).  An Investigation of Executive Control Inhibition During the
Memory Blocking Effect.

Cara O'Neill (F2008-S2009). ERP Evidence that Gender Stereotypes Influence Memory
Judgments.

Anne Lewis (S2008-F2008). ERPs and Source Monitoring: Examining the Differences
between Stereotype-Consistent and -Inconsistent Sources.

Heather McGowan (F2007-S2008). An ERP study of Imagination and Output Monitoring.

Jessica Wong (F2007-S2008). The Effects of Interruption and Imagination on Source
Confusions: An ERP Study of Action Memory.

Vinaya Raj (F2006 -S2007). Brain Activity and Familiarity: Creating Illusions of Memory
Through Perceptual Fluency.

Jenna Scisco (F2006 - S2007). Cardiovascular Fitness and Cognitive Function.

Olga Rass (S2006 - F2006). Event-related potentials and forgetting.

Michelle Phillips (F2005 - S2006). Partial recollection in source monitoring.

Rick Addante (S2004 - F2004). Event-related Potentials and the Revelation Effect.

Molly McGoldrick (F2003 - S2004). Semantic Memory Brain Activation Related to Gender
Stereotypes.

Jarret Crawford (F2002 - S2003). He Said, She Said: An ERP Study of Stereotypes as
Source Monitoring Cues.

Alyssa Cairns (S2001 - F2001). Event-related Potentials during Reality Monitoring.

Walker, Jessica (F1999 - S2000). Event-related Potentials and the Revelation Effect.


Phi Beta Kappa

Heather McGowan, Sonia Reso, Erica Sibley, Jessica Wong (2008)

Vinaya Raj, Olga Rass, Sharlene Sanidad, Jenna Scisco (2007)


Miscellaneous

Vinaya Raj and Olga Rass (2006). TCNJ Summer Undergraduate Research Program in the
ERP lab

Jeremy Grey, Jessica Gottlieb, and Vinaya Raj (2005). TCNJ Summer Undergraduate
Research Program in the ERP lab.

Molly McGoldrick and Rick Addante (2004) participated in the Council on Undergraduate
Research’s “Posters on the Hill” program (presented research to members of Congress)

Alumni Awards

NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Honorable Mention:
Olga Rass (2009); Jessica Wong (2009); Rick Addante (2005).