Roanoke is a residential college where most students are required to live on campus for all four years. We believe that being embedded in the campus community as a resident allows you to build quality ...

As an award-winning special agent with Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), Zachary Neefe ’09 spends his days protecting children and targeting predators. A criminal justice major at Roanoke, he ...

Kavya arrived at Roanoke College with a wide array of interests and a sense of uncertainty about her path. As a freshman, her first research opportunity with her major advisor sparked a passion for ...

Dr. Kane is interested in neuropsychology (clinical issues like memory and test construction), geropsychology/aging, and training, supervision, and diversity factors within assessment. Both graduate ...

The Master’s of Science in Psychology* prepares students for careers that will advance the discipline and profession of psychology and prepare students for doctoral study in Psychology and careers in ...

Dr. Allen offers her Research Assistants considerable freedom in terms of research topics. She is looking for students that either have well developed ideas or have a general idea of interest but are ...

Dr. Nichols' primary research interests involve topics related to neuroscience: including brain dynamics, traumatic brain injury, EEG studies, and computational neuroscience. He is also interested in ...

Dr. Cate does research on sensory and cognitive processes, and on the brain structures that support these functions. He focuses especially on visuospatial perception, shape and pattern perception, ...

Dr. Kennedy-Metz’s primary research interest includes using physiological data from humans to make inferences about their underlying psychological states. She’s particularly interested in how stress ...

Dr. Findley-Van Nostrand has interests in two lines of research. In the first, she has examined adolescent and young adult peer relationships, focusing on the intersections between the self, ...