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Committee Chair:
- Ryan J. Jacoby, Ph.D., Harvard Medical School/Massachusetts General Hospital
Committee Members:
- Abby Adler Mandel, Ph.D., The Catholic University of America
- Anu Asnaani, Ph.D., University of Utah
- Amy Brausch, Ph.D., Western Kentucky University
- Joseph Carpenter, Ph.D., VA Boston Healthcare System, National Center for PTSD
- Alex Daros, Ph.D., University of Windsor
- Shawn Jones, Ph.D., Virginia Commonwealth University
- Kiran Kaur, Ph.D., University of Utah
- Ramya Ramadurai, Ph.D.
- Andrew Sherrill, Ph.D., Emory University
- Kristin Szuhany, Ph.D., NYU Grossman School of Medicine
Committee Purpose:
- The ABCT Research Facilitation Committee (RFC) develops resources for those who conduct research in behavioral and cognitive principles and practices. We also serve as a liaison between the ABCT and agencies that set the agenda and provide funding for activities relevant to our mission and behavioral values.
- Collecting and disseminating research resources
- Find-a-Researcher Directory
- Graduate Student Research Grant (GSRG)
- We advertise and review the GSRG annually (applications are due in March)
- Merit and need-based award that provides up to $1,000 to facilitate and support graduate student research
- Provide funding for doctoral student research that demonstrates a clear financial need in order for the project to succeed.
- For more details and to apply, please visit the ABCT Awards page (go to the “Open Student Awards” tab). For a list of past award winners, click here.
- Spotlight on a Researcher
- We select and interview researchers for our Spotlight on a Researcher feature 3 times per year (in addition to profiling the GSRG winner)
- Research should fall into one of three categories: (1) early career researcher, (2) mid-career researcher, (3) researcher who does work focused on reducing health disparities and/or the mental health of marginalized groups
- For a list of past featured researchers and to nominate yourself or another researcher, click here.
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