An interdisciplinary research team dedicated to identifying individuals at risk for cognitive decline and developing interventions to maximize everyday function and well-being
Welcome, Dr. Hyejin Kim, our new post-doctoral scholar!
Penn State News: New research project to analyze cognitive training programs for older adults
February 06, 2019
Dr. Mogle is part of a new study team evaluating how cognitive training programs can maintain the brain and everyday functioning in older adults.
First Project with Artist-in-Residence, Dr. Doan: Story Circles
October 18, 2018
Drs. Doan and Hill will explore cognitive problems in aging using an innovative qualitative method called story circles. A group of older adults without dementia who daily experience memory problems will gather and share their stories in a circle. This arts-based-research has been initiated and will help enhance our current understanding of memory problems in older adults.
Penn State News: Learning to Ask Older Adults Better Questions About Their Memory
August 02, 2018
Our findings regarding sources of response bias that may influence the measurement properties of currently used cognitive self-report items were highlighted in an article by Penn State News. For more information on our paper click here.
Student Spotlight: Emily Whitaker
May 30, 2018
Emily Whitaker, PhD student in the ReMind Lab, was highlighted in the College of Nursing's Spring 2018 Newsletter.
Apr 12, 2019
Dr. Hill won the Janet A. Williamson Excellence in Teaching Award
Dr. Nikki Hill is recognized for her passion for nursing education, outstanding teaching skills and unconditional support for her students. Thank you, and congratulations!
Apr 10, 2019
We represented College of Nursing at the Rapid Research competition
Two of our graduate students, Emily Whitaker and Logan Sweeder, presented 90 second summaries of their research. Great work and congratulations to Emily who the won the Fan Favorite Award!
Apr 03, 2019
We presented our work at ENRS
Dr. Wion and Iris Bhang presented their posters at the Eastern Nursing Research Society (ENRS) in Providence, RI
Mar 21, 2019
We visited Toronto to present our work
Tyler Bell and Iris Bhang presented posters on subjective cognition and depressive symptoms at the Rotman Research Institute Conference
Nov 19, 2018
Successful GSA Symposium!
Drs. Hill, Mogle, Bell, and graduate students Emily Whitaker and Iris Bhang presented a symposium at the Gerontological Society of America: "Subjective Cognition, Affect, & Personality: Implications for Cognitive Self-Report"
Nov 16, 2018
Welcome Tyler Bell - our newest Postdoctoral Scholar!