Quinn Pham
About Quinn Pham
Quinn Pham is a PhD student and researcher specializing in Cognitive and Developmental Psychology, focusing on memory, attention, decision-making, and cognitive development in childhood. With a background in Psychology and International Relations, Pham has contributed to the ManyBabies consortium and has held various research and writing positions at institutions including Boston University and Tufts University.
Current Role at UMass Boston
Quinn Pham is currently a PhD student and researcher at the University of Massachusetts Boston. Since 2022, Quinn has been engaged in advanced studies focusing on Cognitive and Developmental Psychology. This role involves conducting research that emphasizes memory, attention, decision-making, and cognitive development in childhood.
Previous Experience at Boston University
Before joining UMass Boston, Quinn worked as a researcher at Boston University from 2021 to 2022. This position lasted for 10 months and contributed to Quinn's development in the field of psychology. During this time, Quinn also participated in the ManyBabies consortium, providing a student perspective to executive decisions.
Educational Background
Quinn Pham has an extensive educational background in psychology and related fields. Quinn earned a Master's degree in Psychology from Boston University, studying from 2021 to 2022. Prior to that, Quinn obtained a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Cognitive and Brain Sciences from Tufts University, studying from 2017 to 2021.
Research and Internships
Quinn has gained valuable experience through various research and internship roles. In 2019, Quinn served as a research intern at C4ADS for three months. Additionally, Quinn worked as a Writing Fellow at Tufts University from 2018 to 2021, which involved supporting students in developing their writing skills.
Specialization in Cognitive Psychology
Quinn specializes in Cognitive and Developmental Psychology, with a focus on key areas such as memory, attention, decision-making, and cognitive development in childhood. This specialization informs Quinn's research and academic pursuits, contributing to a deeper understanding of cognitive processes.