Research Associate
on the NRLC project Impulsivity and Biological Markers for Suicidality and Drug Use in Adolescents (R01-MH077684)
Biographical Sketch
Currently Sarah works as a Research Associate on the NRLC project Impulsivity and Biological Markers for Suicidality and Drug Use in Adolescents (R01-MH077684). Before joining the NRLC, Sarah worked as a Social Science Research Associate II at UTHSCSA on a project studying pathways of alcohol and substance use disorders among adolescents. Prior to coming to UTHSCSA, Sarah completed her Masters thesis on health disparities among Hispanic populations and worked as a graduate assistant on various projects studying culture and community, perspectives of sexual abuse/incest, and a case study on Schizophrenia.
Education
| 2004 | B.S. | Psychology | Roanoke College, Roanoke, VA |
| 2006 | M.A. | Bicultural-Bilingual Studies | University of Texas at San Antonio, TX |
Interests
- Hunter/Jumper Equestrian Sports
- Music
- Running and Weight Training
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