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Super excited to start data collection for this project focused on mental healthcare providers’ firearm screening and discussions!

1/ New study on disparity in distribution of NIH awards by gender, race, ethnicity and their intersection. A tweetorial. Gender, Racial, and Ethnic Inequities in Receipt of Multiple National Institutes of Health Research Project Grants ja.ma/3kBrrU4

1/ New NJ Gun Violence Research Center at Rutgers SPH paper led by Shelby Bandel and published in Injury Epidemiology. We collected two large samples of firearm owners - one national and the other drawn from NJ, MN, + MS and looked at their current use of locking devices (e.g. cable locks, trigger locks)

📢Please share widely! NJ Gun Violence Research Center at Rutgers SPH is hiring for THREE positions! Open to many disciplinary backgrounds and research interests. DM or email me w/ questions.📢 Post-Doc Fellow: jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/193663 Research Associate: jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/194403 Data Analyst: jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/194422

1/ A new NJ Gun Violence Research Center at Rutgers SPH paper is out in Preventive Medicine, led by Allie Bond and featuring Dan Semenza, Janya-Moceri-Brooks, and Taylor Rodriguez - In this one, we wanted to get a sense of whether healthcare providers are asking patients about firearm access.

1/5 🧵about a recent paper! Jayna, Taylor Rodriguez Dan Semenza Mike Anestis, PhD and I looked at the extent to which #healthcare providers screen for firearm access and sought to identify who has been screened in the past.

1/9 New paper with @JasminBStephens Taylor Rodriguez Shelby Bandel and Mike Anestis, PhD out today! We wanted to better understand the characteristics and experiences of Black individuals who own firearms. Here's a thread on what we found.

Psych Jobs Wiki is live! Separate pages for postdocs and predocs now exist, as well as a backup of 22-23 faculty jobs. I am *not* able to be a regular posting contributor, but I have put together some resources to help you help others by contributing! Read on and RT! 1/n

#NJGVRC doctoral student Allison Bond and lead author on a recent study on firearm ownership, talks to NJ Spotlight News njspotlightnews.org/video/gun-owne… via Science Simplified Rutgers University Rutgers Research Allie Bond Mike Anestis, PhD

#NJGVRC doc students Taylor Rodriguez and Devon Ziminski are doing amazing things at this year's #2023FirearmResearchConf Check out Taylor's poster presentation and great job to Devon for winning this year's innovation award at the conference! Science Simplified Rutgers Research

Check out our lab’s feature on Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies‘s website! Taylor Rodriguez Shelby Bandel and I will all be presenting posters at #ABCT23 on Saturday at 11:30!

i just wanna highlight that “microaggressions cause as much stress and negative emotion as blatant [racial] discrimination”

I’m sooooo excited about this project and the opportunity to collaborate with community members to share the findings!

🎉 🎉 So excited and grateful for the opportunity to wrap up my training at Charleston Consortium!!!! I’m so appreciative of everyone who helped me get to this point! #APPICmatch

Always proud of the NJ Gun Violence Research Center at Rutgers SPH doc students, but especially excited that all three matched at great internship sites for next year! Allie Bond at Weill-Cornell, Shelby Bandel at CU School of Medicine, and Taylor Rodriguez at MUSC! Hate to see folks go, but love to see folks soar.

jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman… 1/ New NJ Gun Violence Research Center at Rutgers SPH led by Shelby Bandel and featuring Jayna Moceri-Brooks, Allie Bond and Dan Semenza just came out in JAMA Network Open

Dissertation defended!! ✔️ I’m so grateful for Joye, my committee, and other mentors. Last stop internship 🎉 Charleston Consortium Psychology Internship

So excited this paper is finally out!

I would love to connect with anybody applying to clinical psych internship this year! Happy to share my materials, read drafts, interview prep, etc. This process was exhausting but having strong mentorship and peers to lean on made all the difference! Feel free to message me!

A rockstar!!!!!