Emily Juel

Emily graduated from Davidson College with a B.S. in Psychology and Sociology in 2021. She is passionate about using natural language processing methods to study culturally relevant phenomenon. Pursuant to this, she spent her undergraduate years harnessing Reddit, Twitter, and popular media to study how individuals perceive sexual violence and pro recovery eating disorder communities. In addition, Emily developed a skillset for working with school-age children with and without behavioral issues through work with community centers. After graduation, Emily joined her passions in studying culturally relevant phenomenon and working with children at the Yale Anxiety & Mood Disorders Program. She is developing her clinical skillset by working with children and adolescents on NIMH-funded clinical trials for treatment of anxiety. Her current research focuses on social media use in socially anxious children and their parents. Emily hopes to earn her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, balancing clinical work and research.