Elizabeth Corley graduated from Bennington College in 2015, where she studied psychology, biology and mathematics. She has worked with a variety of non-human animals and other eukaryotic organisms, such as mice, rats, octopuses, yeast, and slime mold. She has had formal internships at McGill University’s Pain Genetics Lab (under Jeffrey Mogil, Ph.D.) and University of Chicago’s Mason Lab (under Peggy Mason, Ph.D.).

Elizabeth has recently shifted her focus to humans and is currently enrolled in a clinical psychology doctoral program at Antioch University New England. She has experience working with children and adolescents in a variety of settings and hopes to further her clinical work in this area.