University of Vermont

Welcome to the homepage for the Center for Research on Emotion, Stress, and Technology at the University of Vermont. We are an interdisciplinary  team who conducts research on traumatic stress. Our main objective is to find ways to reduce the distress many experience after a trauma and prevent chronic suffering. To achieve this challenging goal, we integrate methods from psychology, neuroscience, computer science, and robotics.

Interested in Joining Our Team?

We are always interested in meeting new motivated team members with an interest in psychology, computer science, or a related field.
Click here if you are interested in joining the lab as:

A graduate student 

An undergraduate research assistant

Post-bac research assistant

Recent Updates at CREST

Our team is actively involved in research, clinical work, and related activities to help those who have experienced a trauma. Here are some of our recent accomplishments! 

 Updates

• 3.21.18: Congratulations to lab alumn Holley C. Allen for her acceptance to a clinical psychology PhD program!
  
• 3.26.18: Congratulations to Cassie van Stolk-Cooke on a successful defense of her 2nd Year Project!
  
• 3.26.18: Congratulations to Julie Connor on a successful defense of her Honor's Thesis!
  
• 3.9.18: Congratulations to Rebecca Mirhashem on a successful defense of her Honor's Thesis!
• 3.4.18: Congratulations to Dr. Price on the funding of a grant from the UVM Dean's Office to evaluate Mindfulness Mediation as an intervention for PTSD. Stay tuned for more details!
• 3.4.18: Congratulations to Bethany Harris on her receipt of an APLE award to conduct a study on how the timing of trauma exposure may influence PTSD development.
  
• 1.16.18: Welcome back to the spring semester!
  

Check out our past accomplishments and photos in our Archive.