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Where is the HART Lab located?

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The HART Lab is located in Peabody Hall in the University Circle on the University of Mississippi campus.

How can I join the HART Lab team?

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Thank you for your interest! Click here for more detailed information concerning the positions and application processes for undergraduate and graduate students. Interested undergraduate students will complete the HART Lab RA Form and return it as a .pdf file at hartlab@olemiss.edu. Click here for...

Where can I find resources for anxiety, misophonia, etc?

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Mental Health resources are available at the Psychological Services Center, or by calling 662.915.7385. Resources for more information about anxiety disorders and evidence-based psychological treatments are available at ADAA or ABCT.

Lara Fair Receives Award for Poster Presentation

News: June 27, 2022

Lara Fair won First place for the undergraduate poster presentation at the Annual Mississippi Psychological Association Conference. Her poster focused on the role of perseverative thinking on insomnia symptoms among those who suffer from symptoms of anxiety and depression. We are so proud of her!

Carson’s Successful Honors Thesis Defense

News: May 01, 2021

Congrats to Carson Schmitz! She defended her honors thesis in April 2021. Her thesis was entitled, Examining Race and Anxiety Sensitivity as Predictors of Electronic Cigarette Use and Dependence.

Dr. Dixon awarded grant from the Misophonia Research Fund

News: January 01, 2021

Dr. Dixon’s research entitled “Advancing the Characterization and Assessment of Misophonia through Laboratory and Population-based Research” was awarded funding through the Misophonia Research Fund. Congrats, Dr. Dixon!

Sydney Olson Successfully Defends Her Honors Thesis

News: May 03, 2018

Sydney Olson successfully defended her Senior Honors Thesis on May 3, 2018. Her thesis was entitled: Examination of Dental Distress and Anxiety-Related Vulnerability Factors. Congrats, Sydney!

Sara Catherine Wood

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Sara Catherine is a sophomore in The College of Liberal Arts, majoring in Allied Health Studies and minoring in Biology. She plans on attending graduate school to become a Physicians’ Assistant. She is interested in learning more about how mental health disorders can affect overall physical health...

Emily Casteel

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Emily is a sophomore in the School of Applied Sciences majoring in Exercise Science. She plans on attending graduate school to become a Physician’s Assistant. Emily is interested in physical and mental health conditions and also hopes to gain more clinical psychology experience. In her free time...

Presentations by Shayon Tayebi for the 2025 ABCT Conference

News: December 12, 2025

Congratulations to Shayon Tayebi for his two presentations of research findings at the 2025 Annual ABCT Conference! His first presentation was entitled: "Examining Emotion Regulation in the Relationship between Stress and Quality of Life Among Those with Skin Disorder Symptoms".