Below is a working list of bios for all those undergraduates and graduates who have labored in Phil's psych lab since its inception. Because the lab changes slightly every quarter, even during the summer quarter, some members are not fully represented here, but most are. So check out what kind of people you'd be working with if you're thinking about joining. Oh, everything that you don't think is funny is a deep inside joke. Trust that it is both raucously funny and profound beyond words. Members can be found listed in the quarter when they first joined the lab.

Winter '00 | Spring '00 | Summer '00 | Fall '00 | Winter '01 | Spring '01 | Summer '01 | Fall '01 | Winter '02

Winter 2002 - present, Jessica Rose Areen -
Phil is still learning how to call Jessica "Jessie". Perhaps the difficulty comes from the great distance Jessie lives from campus-all of five feet. She lives in a house called "Box of Rain", but the floors are, thankfully, relatively free of precipitation. Jessie's experience as a medical assistant, H.I.V. counselor, and sexual education teacher is an invaluable contribution to the lab mission, and we are very happy to have caught her before she graduated.

Winter 2002 - present, Kacey Elizabeth Bradley -
Kacey may be the Black culture expert of the lab, a fact we are still testing. But without even shooting off her pinky toe, Kacey's quiet contributions to the lab look to be promising. Her appreciation of the Isley Brothers, in fact, is reason alone to give her the floor for an entire lab session. Her analysis of racial justice issues is seriously impressive and, between Eddie Murphy references, we are all tremendously happy to be privy to it.

Winter 2002 - present, Jason Edward Glick -
Do not be surprised when Jason is smarter than you. The proof may be mumbled or directed more at the table in front of him than at your face, but he means it no less. Able to see the larger picture more quickly than a cloud photographer, Jason's earnestness about the issues we handle in the lab is not to be underestimated.

Winter 2002 - present, Heather Martine Littlejohn -
Heather is ashamed of her middle name and we all resent her for that. We don't tell her, however, because she plays rugby. Though she has yet to speak at a lab meeting, everyone somehow knows that she may be the loudest lab member of this quarter. Hmm. Perhaps when the spades come out . . .

Winter 2002 - present, Jason Anthony McBride -
Watch your wallets and windows, folks. Jason is not easily caught, which is one of his more endearing qualities. An outgoing, yet reflective man, Jason's laughter is well suited for inspiring both communal relief and communal analysis. Now, you figure out how someone's laugh can do all that. Then you may understand Jason better than do we.

Winter 2002 - present, Daniel "Dee" Langston Savery -
Dee is a drummer. Dee is a singer. Dee is a researcher. Dee is the man . . . in that "I'm from Portland" sort of way. We're all still trying to figure out exactly what "that sort of way" is. But trust that we are all very impressed by it. The comments produced by his furrowed brow have already allowed lab conversations to take paths not possible (or even intended) without him.

Interested in joining? Email the Lab Manager