Our lab members


Dr. Angela Kilb
Director, Lifetime Learning Laboratory
Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology
Plymouth State University
Phone: 603-535-3242
Email: akilb@plymouth.edu

 


Amanda Kelley
Laboratory Coordinator
Email: aekelley1@mail.plymouth.edu

I am a 21-year-old senior.  While I’m not at school, I live in Derry, NH, with my parents and younger brother and sister. I am currently studying psychology at Plymouth State University. This will be my second year working in the lab, and this year I was promoted to  lab coordinator. I really enjoy working in the lab, and it has been a great experience that will help me further my education and accomplish my future goals. After graduating from Plymouth, I want to enroll in graduate school and eventually become a clinical psychologist. I have a passion for animals and helping people, and I would like to combine the two by specializing in animal therapy. In the meantime, I enjoy hanging out with friends and family and living the college life!

 


Amanda Comeau
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Email: aecomeau@mail.plymouth.edu

I am a 20-year-old junior that attends Plymouth State University. I live in Campton, NH, and I grew up here, attending Plymouth Regional High School. My major is in Mental Health Psychology, and my ultimate goal is to become a clinical psychologist. I plan on continuing my education after I graduate in 2014 and to enroll in graduate school in order to complete my doctorate in clinical psychology. When I am not in class, I love to read, swim, and do anything that involves being out in the sun. I am very excited to have the amazing opportunity to work with Dr. Kilb, and I know I will learn a lot.

 


Evan Kowalski
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Email: epkowalski@mail.plymouth.edu

I am a 21-year-old senior at Plymouth State University. I am a psychology major and neuroscience minor with an open mind regarding my future career. My collegiate path has been anything but typical. Psychology is my third major. I am confident, though, that I am finally where I want to be. After this year, I plan to move to the city and attend graduate school in biopsychology. Following that, I would like to do research in mental disorders and work to develop pharmaceuticals that can be used to treat them. My hobbies include skiing, exercising, reading, and hanging out with friends.

Alumni

  • Nicole Brodeur
    currently studying School Psychology at Rhode Island College

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