Graduate Students
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MOLLY SMITH (she/her) is a third-year graduate student in Social Psychology. She received her BA in Psychology from Carleton College in 2021. Molly is interested in diverse forms of intimacy. Her current research examines how couples’ gender compositions shape perceptions of interdependent behavior such as division of household labor. See her CV here. |
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STASSJA SICHKO (she/her) is a sixth-year graduate student in Clinical Psychology. She received her BA in Psychology from Pomona College in 2015. She is broadly interested in the mechanisms by which married couples influence each other’s physical and mental health. See her CV here. |
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JACQUELINE PEREZ (she/her) is a third-year graduate student in Social Psychology who also leads the Social Network Coding Team. She received her BA in Psychology from UCLA in 2019. Jacqueline is particularly interested in how relationship processes change over time as a result of socioeconomic adversity and differ across couples’ demographic backgrounds. See her CV here. |
