The MSU Autism Research Lab is seeking one to two full-time research assistants to begin around June, 2021 to work on a large multi-site treatment effectiveness trial: the RISE study! This position is ideal for a candidate looking to gain additional research experience in clinical psychology before applying to graduate school. Download the job ad below to learn more.
Kyle Frost Wins a Two-Year National Research Service Award (F31)!
Kyle was recently awarded a two-year National Research Service Award (F31) from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development for a project titled: “Using the Theory of Change framework to map active ingredients and mechanisms of change underlying an early parent-implemented intervention for autism spectrum disorder.”
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This NIH grant will fund her dissertation work, and enable her participation in a variety of training and professional development opportunities over the next two years!
RISE study
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Dr. Ingersoll, together with several study collaborators across the country, were recently award a large grant from the National Institute of Mental Health! Stay tuned for more information about the RISE Study!
Research Overview: Professional training experiences and manualized program use in ABA settings
Welcome, Julia!
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We have a new lab manager!
Please welcome Julia to the team. She recently graduated from Tulane University. We’re excited to have her!
Congratulations, Karís!
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A big congratulations to Karís Casagrande for successfully defending her dissertation entitled “Family Training under the Medicaid Autism Benefit: Understanding parent perspectives on barriers to engagement.”