APSSC Executive Board
President
Tiffany Shao
Claremont Graduate University
Tiffany Shao is a fourth-year social psychology doctoral student at Claremont Graduate University. Her research primarily focuses on topics at the intersection of law and psychology, specifically on cognitive biases, racial stereotypes and prejudice, and use of force decisions in the criminal legal system.
Past-President
Hannah Eneix
Central Michigan University
Hannah Eneix is a fifth-year industrial/organizational psychology doctoral student at Central Michigan University. Her research is focused on remote work and diversity in the workplace and is interested in selection systems and health outcomes.
Graduate Advocate
Deniz Mısra Gürol
Koç University
Deniz Mısra Gürol recently completed her master’s degree in Clinical Psychology at Bahçeşehir University and holds a BA in Psychology from Koç University. She currently works as a research assistant and her research interests focus on gender-based intimate partner violence (IPV), the key factors that enable some women to leave abusive relationships, and how these experiences shape their psychological well-being and post-traumatic growth.
Student Awards Officer
Yuze Shi
The University of Edinburgh
Yuze Shi is a doctoral student in clinical psychology at the School of Health in Social Science at The University of Edinburgh. His research focuses on interpersonal risk and resilience mechanisms involved in the development, adaptation, and recovery processes of severe mental health difficulties.
Membership and Volunteers Officer
De-Graft Agyei
Virginia Commonwealth University
De-Graft is a second-year clinical psychology doctoral student in the behavioral medicine track at Virginia Commonwealth University. His research focuses on the intersection of culture and mental health, particularly among African and underserved populations. My interests also include culture and emotion; the well being of individuals living with chronic conditions such as sickle cell disease.
Student Notebook Editor
Mariel Barnett
Purdue University
Mariel Barnett is a fourth-year cognitive psychology doctoral student at Purdue University. Her research focuses on learning and academic achievement, particularly what predicts an individual’s likelihood to succeed or struggle when under academic performance pressure.
Undergraduate Advocate
Emma Karras
University of Minnesota
Emma Karras is in a post baccalaureate position currently. She earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. Her studies in Art, Psychology, and Developmental Psychology in partnership with an Integrative Neuroscience minor allow pursuits in research that combine these academic concentrations.
