Glenn PhillipsGlenn is a post-baccalaureate research assistant in our lab. He graduated from SUNY Albany with his B.A. in psychology in 2018 and has been in the lab since February 2017. Prior to pursing an education in psychology, Glenn served in the United States Army for five years. His research interests include: ACT in treatment of PTSD in veteran/military populations, Relational Frame Theory in approach/avoidance behaviors, Emotion Focused Therapy, and utilizing mindfulness and spirituality to enhance the efficacy of traditional therapeutic treatments. Glenn’s goal is to continue his career into a Clinical PhD program conducting further research in PTSD and ACT. In his free time, Glenn enjoys many outdoor activities especially hiking and camping.
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Emily Padula
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Emily is currently a senior at the University at Albany, studying psychology; she previously attended Plattsburgh State University to study art therapy. Her research interests include: ACT and mindfulness-based therapies in treating anxiety and depression, treatment dissemination with a focus on addressing the disparity between the development of empirically effective third-wave cognitive-behavioral approaches and treatments actually practiced in clinical settings, and more. This is Emily's third semester in the ADRP lab. She currently assists in both Academic and Family Services at the Capital District Psychiatric Center. Emily plans to pursue a clinical PhD to further her research and clinical work. In her spare time, Emily enjoys spending time with her daughter, doing art, and being out in nature.
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Dania Siddiqui
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Dania is a Junior at SUNY Albany with a major in psychology and a minor in geography. Her research interests include treatment of anxiety disorders in both adolescents and adults. In her free time Dania enjoys hiking, traveling, kayaking, and volunteering at places that bring meaning to her life. Dania hopes to continue her education in either a clinical or counseling PhD program.
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Chris Schyljuk
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Chris is a currently a senior at the University at Albany. He is a psychology major with an English minor. His areas of interest include ACT and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy. His end goal is to obtain a PhD in environmental psychology. Outside of school, Chris enjoys photography, reading, and hiking.
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Miracle James
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Miracle is currently a sophomore at the University at Albany, majoring in Psychology and minoring in business. Her research interests include treatment of anxiety disorders in young children and adolescents, focusing on historically underrepresented and economically disadvantaged children. In her free time Miracle enjoys listening to spoken word, reading and writing.
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