Marquette Autism Project (MAP)
From Left to Right: Grand McDonald, Noelle Fritz, Scott Brockman, Rheanna Remmel, Chelsea Gasaway

Undergraduate research assistants

Grand McDonald
Hometown: Chicago, IL
Year in school: Junior
Major: Psychology
Grand assists in PEERS data collection and enjoys serving as a PEERS coach. After graduation, she hopes to attend a clinical psychology Ph.D. program with a specialization in children with autism.

Scott Brockman
Hometown: Grand Rapids, Mi
Year in School: Senior
Major: Psychology and Biology minor
Scott is writing a senior thesis on EEG gamma band activity in children with ASD. He also enjoys serving as a PEERS coach and assisting in PEERS data collection. After graduation, Scott hopes to attend Medical school or a Ph.D. program in neuroscience.

Rheanna Remmel
Hometown:
Neenah, WI
Year in school: Junior
Major: Psychology, minor in Anthropology
Rheanna serves as a PEERS coach, assists in PEERS data collection, and is learning how to analyze EEG data. After graduation, she hopes to attend a Ph.D. program in clinical psychology with an emphasis on neuropsychology.

Chelsea Gasaway
Hometown:
Northbrook, IL
Year in school: Senior
Major: Psychology
Chelsea enjoys serving as a PEERS coach and assisting in PEERS data collection, and she is also learning how to analyze heart rate data. After graduation, Chelsea hopes to attend either a clinical-counseling psychology or family and marital psychology Master’s degree program.

Noelle Fritz
Hometown:
Muskego, WI
Year in school: Junior
Major: Psychology
Noelle is learning how to analyze heart rate data, and she enjoys serving as a PEERS coach and assisting in PEERS data collection. After graduation, Noelle hopes to attend graduate school to work with individuals with disabilities.


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