Dr. Laurie A. Rudman
The Social Cognition Lab is run by Dr. Laurie A. Rudman, a professor of Psychology at Rutgers University. Dr. Rudman is interested in exploring implicit (or indirect) ways of assessing attitudes, stereotypes, self concept, and identity. Current research projects are focused on understanding the sources of implicit attitudes, the relationship between implicit and explicit measures, and the factors that alter implicit attitudes and beliefs.
Dr. Laurie A. Rudman's Curriculum Vitae
Dr. Laurie A. Rudman's Curriculum Vitae
Graduate Students
Lina H. Saud
Lina Saud is a fourth year graduate student studying social psychology at Rutgers University. Under the guidance of Dr. Laurie Rudman, her research examines the modern sociopolitical ramifications of historical trends and ideologies. A recent line of research examines how social Darwinism, an ostensibly bygone ideology on social relations that was popular at the turn of the 20th century, prevails today, motivating prejudicial attitudes and behaviors. Lina graduated from Princeton University ('15) where she conducted research with Dr. Susan Fiske and Dr. Nicole Shelton on topics broadly related to prejudice and stereotyping.
Email: lhs43@scarletmail.rutgers.edu Lina Saud's Curriculum Vitae |
Rachel A. Cultice
Rachel is a third year social psychology doctoral student at Rutgers University and is advised by Dr. Rudman. Her research investigates the intersection of gender and sexuality, specifically in the context of perpetrating, experiencing, and confronting prejudice. Rachel graduated from the University of Michigan (’17) with a B.A. in Psychology and Women’s Studies. At the University of Michigan, Rachel worked closely with Dr. Terri Conley researching gender, sexuality, and close relationships.
Email: rachel.cultice@rutgers.edu Rachel Cultice's Curriculum Vitae |
Undergraduate Researchers
Dhanashree Bahulekar
Dhanashree Bahulekar is a recent graduate of Rutgers University with a major in psychology and a minor in Spanish. This is her first position as a research assistant and she plans to pursue a PhD in clinical health psychology. She is interested in the intersection of health, sociology, and psychology and would like to someday work as a health psychologist.
Renee Christensen
Elaine Martz
Siris RodriguezSiris Rodriguez is a third-year student at Rutgers University majoring in Psychology and minoring in Women's and Gender Studies. She is interested in stigma & identity and this is her first position as a research assistant in a psychology research lab. She strives to pursue a Ph.D. program in Social Psychology after graduation and hopes to become a full professor.
Katherine ZhengKatherine Zheng is a fourth-year student pharmacist at Rutgers University. She hopes to specialize in either oncology pharmacy or psychiatric pharmacy and go on to pursue a residency after graduation. She is interested in social psychology and abnormal psychology and this is her first experience participating in a psychology research lab.
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Lab Alumni
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Meghan McLean, PhD
Human-Computer Interaction Lab, Rutgers University Janell C. Fetterolf, PhD Pew Research Center Corinne A. Moss-Racusin, PhD Skidmore College Jessica J. Good, PhD Davidson University Kim Fairchild, PhD Manhattan College Courtney Nolan Robertson, PhD Zeldis Research Associates |
Sara Manuel, PhD
Rutgers University Kris Mescher, PhD An Cosán Julie Phelan, PhD Langer Research Associates, LLC Matthew Dohn, PhD Muhlenberg College Amy Rey, MS Zeldis Research Stephen Kilianksi, PhD Drew University, Rutgers University |
Undergraduate Lab Alumni
Calvin K. Lai, PhD
Harvard University
Emily Vargas, BA
University of Michigan
Emily P. Fusco, BA
Columbia University Law School
Kristina Kulkarni, BA
Fordham University
Harvard University
Emily Vargas, BA
University of Michigan
Emily P. Fusco, BA
Columbia University Law School
Kristina Kulkarni, BA
Fordham University
