Audrey Nazmi Glosson
/by amelia boehAudrey Glosson is a fourth-year majoring in Psychobiology with a specialization in Computing. With the support of the Keck Foundation, Audrey will be completing her thesis through the Psychology Departmental Honors Program under the faculty mentorship of Dr. Michelle Craske. Audrey’s research explores psychopathology and the implementation of evidence-based treatments for anxiety and depressive disorders. Her thesis examines the effects of augmented behavioral activation therapy on anhedonia, which is a common symptom of depression. Following graduation, Audrey plans to attend a Ph.D. program in Clinical Psychology. Beyond academics, Audrey enjoys hiking, reading, and spending time with animals.
Audrey Glosson is a fourth-year majoring in Psychobiology with a specialization in Computing. With the support of the Keck Foundation, Audrey will be completing her thesis through the Psychology Departmental Honors Program under the faculty mentorship of Dr. Michelle Craske. Audrey’s research explores psychopathology and the implementation of evidence-based treatments for anxiety and depressive disorders. Her thesis examines the effects of augmented behavioral activation therapy on anhedonia, which is a common symptom of depression. Following graduation, Audrey plans to attend a Ph.D. program in Clinical Psychology. Beyond academics, Audrey enjoys hiking, reading, and spending time with animals.