Ian M. McDonough

Principal Investigator

My training is in cognitive psychology with an emphasis on memory and aging. I completed my B.S. at UCLA and then went to the University of Chicago for graduate school. There, my research focused on the neural correlates of memory and decision processes to determine the accuracy of retrieved information and how these neural correlates differ across the lifespan. This research was conducted using both behavioral interventions and functional neuroimaging, and was supported by multiple dissertation awards. As a postdoc, I expanded my research focus to Alzheimer’s disease biomarkers to predict future cognitive impairments. I also received training in multivariate methods (support vector machine and partial least squares), structural neuroimaging analyses (brain volume, cortical thickness, diffusion tensor imaging), and longitudinal analyses (HLM). 

Hillary Erwin

Experimental, Cognitive​

Hannah Apostolou

Clinical, Geropsychology

Mikenzi Brasfield

Experimental, Cognitive

Shayne Lin

Clinical, Geropsychology

Graduate Student Alumni

• Tasnuva Enam, Ph. D. - Now a professor at the University of Arkansas, Pine Bluff
• Sarah Letang, Ph. D. - Now a Neuropsychology Fellow at Spectrum Health