Lab Alumni
Our Alumni
Our alumni are an essential part of the InterBeing Lab’s legacy, having contributed to groundbreaking research and the lab’s growth over the years. Each alumnus has taken their experience here and gone on to pursue careers in psychology, research, education, and healthcare, furthering the mission of early detection and intervention.
Our Alumni
Anthony Perez
Clinical Research
Anthony Perez served as a Clinical Research Fellow at the InterBeing Lab, where he contributed to the lab’s first longitudinal study on infant behavioral markers. His role involved engaging directly with families, interpreting developmental assessments, and collaborating on research publications. Perez’s clinical background enhanced the lab’s approach to bridging research with practical application, and his compassionate communication style helped build trust with participant families.
Mark Jefferson
Data Analyst
Mark Jefferson worked at the InterBeing Lab as a Data Analyst while completing his Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. His analytical skills and technical expertise in data handling allowed him to create efficient data management systems that the lab continues to use today. Mark’s role also involved training incoming students in data organization, ensuring a smooth transition for new researchers. Now a Data Scientist, Mark applies his understanding of human behavior in the tech industry, focusing on user experience and analytics.
Lisa Nguyen
Lead Researcher
Lisa Nguyen was a Lead Researcher at the InterBeing Lab from 2020 to 2022. During her time with us, she conducted pioneering studies on infant gaze behavior as an early indicator of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Nguyen’s work led to three published papers and two presentations at international conferences, where she represented the lab’s advancements in early diagnostics. Now an Assistant Professor, Nguyen teaches developmental psychology and continues her research on early childhood social behavior.
Jimmy Georger
Research Coordinator
Jimmy Georger joined the InterBeing Lab as a Research Coordinator, where he focused on observational studies of infant motor development and facial expression recognition. His expertise in data organization and analysis was invaluable to the lab’s data collection processes. After his time with us, Jimmy Georger went on to become a Senior Research Coordinator, where he manages multiple child development studies. He attributes his success to the rigorous training and supportive mentorship he received at the InterBeing Lab.