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On September 22nd, 2025, one of our fantastic lab members, Evan Rooney, successfully proposed his dissertation titled "Executive Functioning, Distress Tolerance, and Maladaptive Health Behaviors Among US College Students." We are looking forward to collecting data in the near future and seeing him...

Congratulations to Allie Freshley for successfully proposing her master's thesis! Her thesis is entitled: Misophonia and Emotional Reactivity: Examining the Role of Emotion Dysregulation in Subjective and Psychophysiological Responses to a Misophonia Trigger.

Blaine Peters and Shayon Tayebi will be joining us as first-year doctoral students in the lab for Fall 2024. Welcome, Blaine and Shayon!

Congratulations to Carey Sevier for successfully defending her master’s thesis! Her thesis was entitled ‘Social Anxiety and Engagement in Risky Behaviors: Exploring the Role of Emotion Regulation.’

Congratulations to Mary Katherine Bishop for successfully defending her honors thesis! Her thesis was entitled Examining the Relationship between Misophonia and Depression.

Several undergraduate and graduate members of the HART Lab presented at the 7th Annual University of Mississippi Psychology Research Day in April, and everyone did a fantastic job! For more information, view updates to recent presentations here. The following HART Lab members were recognized at this...

Carey Sevier will be joining us as a first-year in the lab for Fall 2021. Welcome, Carey!

Sara Witcraft matched this month and will be completing her internship over 2021-2022 with The Charleston Consortium at the Medical University of South Carolina. Congrats, Sara!

Lindsay Sappington defended her Honors thesis in the Spring of 2020. Her thesis is entitled: Through the screen: Examining peer relationships, social anxiety, loneliness, and social media in undergraduates. She graduated from UM in May and will be starting Nursing School in the Fall. Congrats...