AMBL Research Team
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Carol S. Lee, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. Lee (she/her/hers) is a clinical psychologist. Her research primarily focuses on identifying and examining the relations between mechanisms of therapeutic exposures for anxiety-related disorders in adults. Put simply, she is interested in examining how and why therapy works. Through this research, she hopes to find methods of refining therapies for improved treatment outcomes. She also has a secondary program of research focused on increasing the accessibility and dissemination of evidence-based strategies for managing stress and anxiety. Clinically speaking, Dr. Lee is trained in cognitive-behavioral, behavioral, and acceptance-based modalities (e.g. ABBT, CBT, CBGT, DBT, PE, CPT) for anxiety disorders, PTSD, and borderline personality disorder. Self-Care: For self-care, Dr. Lee loves to go hiking and rock climbing outside or cozy up by a fire with her two dogs while reading a good book. |
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Margaret Bowman
Lab Manager (Former Research Assistant & Project Coordinator) Summer 2020 - Present Maggie (she/her/hers) is primarily interested in the use of technology as a means to improve the access and dissemination of therapeutic interventions. She plans to pursue a graduate degree in clinical psychology following graduation. Self-Care: Maggie's preferred self-care methods include regular exercise, day trips into the desert, engaging in her own psychotherapy, and working on puzzles. |
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Ken Schultze
Research Assistant Spring 2021 - Present Ken (he/his/him) is primarily interested in understanding why the comorbidity of anxiety disorders and major depression is so common. He plans to pursue a graduate degree in clinical psychology after graduating. Self-Care: Ken performs self-care by practicing mindfulness meditation, going for a long run, training Muay Thai, and reading a really good book. |
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Getsy Espinoza
Research Assistant Fall 2021 - Present Getsy (she/her/hers) is primarily interested in understanding, explaining, and describing human behavior. She plans on attending graduate school to study how human behavior and environmental factors affect observable behavior. Self-Care: Getsy performs self-care by reading several genres, attempting to paint, and spending time with her pets on a daily basis. |
AMBL Alumni
Anahita Sorooshian
Research Assistant
Summer 2020 - Spring 2021
Ana plans to pursue a graduate degree in clinical neuropsychology after graduating.
Christina Yeghiazarian
Research Assistant & Project Coordinator
Fall 2019 - Fall 2020
Christina is pursuing her Master's Degree in Speech and Hearing Sciences at Portland State University.
Nadia Andres
Research Assistant & Project Coordinator
Spring 2020 - Fall 2020
Nadia is pursuing her Master's Degree in Social Work at Pacific University.
Brittany Rae
Research Assistant
Spring 2020 - Fall 2020
Brittany is pursuing her Master's Degree in Social Work at Boston College.
Keith Guinn
Research Assistant
Fall 2019
Keith is pursuing his Master's Degree in Social Work at University of Nevada Las Vegas
Research Assistant
Summer 2020 - Spring 2021
Ana plans to pursue a graduate degree in clinical neuropsychology after graduating.
Christina Yeghiazarian
Research Assistant & Project Coordinator
Fall 2019 - Fall 2020
Christina is pursuing her Master's Degree in Speech and Hearing Sciences at Portland State University.
Nadia Andres
Research Assistant & Project Coordinator
Spring 2020 - Fall 2020
Nadia is pursuing her Master's Degree in Social Work at Pacific University.
Brittany Rae
Research Assistant
Spring 2020 - Fall 2020
Brittany is pursuing her Master's Degree in Social Work at Boston College.
Keith Guinn
Research Assistant
Fall 2019
Keith is pursuing his Master's Degree in Social Work at University of Nevada Las Vegas
