Haesung (Annie; used informally) Jung is an assistant professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences at Texas Tech University. Before joining Texas Tech, she was a research associate at the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania. 

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She received her PhD in social psychology from the University of Texas at Austin, and her BA and MA in psychology from Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea. 

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Please find Dr. Jung's CV here. 

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Email: annie.h.jung@ttu.edu

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Nadinka Taylor is a first-year doctoral student at Texas Tech. She's from Reston, VA in the DC area. She graduated from Virginia Tech in 2024 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, minors in Adaptive Brain and Behavior, and Integrative Health and Wellness.

 

At Virginia Tech, she was involved in research projects on gratitude expressions, diffusion of responsibility, and prosocial outcomes. She also worked as a lab manager for Computational Organizational Research Lab (PI Dr. Ivan Hernandez) and as a RA for the Center for Applied Behavior Systems. Her research interests include prosocial behavior and how social-environmental factors affect people's opinions and actions.

 

In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends, playing video games, and photography!  

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Email: nadyezhda.taylor@ttu.edu 

Micha Wolverton is a first-year doctoral student at Texas Tech. Her hometown is Arlington, TX, and she graduated with a B.A. in Psychology and a minor in Sociology from Texas State University.

 

At Texas State, she was involved in research examining college students' anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her research interests include prosocial behavior, social influence, social cognition, and interpersonal relationships.

 

In her free time, she enjoys reading, hiking, and listening to music. 

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Email: miwolver@ttu.edu

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Ojal Maddipati is a second-year undergraduate student at Texas Tech. She is originally from Houston, TX, and working on a B.S degree in Psychology with a minor in Chemistry. As an aspiring healthcare worker, her research interests include social psychology, health psychology, group dynamics, and prosocial behavior. She hopes to make an impact through her research experiences by better understanding group dynamics and the social influences affecting people's behavior in medical settings.

 

In her free time, she enjoys dancing, reading science fiction, watching foreign films, crocheting, karaoke, and baking.

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Email: omaddipa@ttu.edu

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Ruth Lee is a fourth-year undergraduate student at Texas Tech. Her hometown is Flower Mound, TX and she is going to be graduating with a B.S. in microbiology and a pre-dental concentration. She is also minoring in Studio Art: Drawing. She is interested in researching endodontics, social science, periodontics, immunology, oral cancer, and organic chemistry. As a research assistant, she hopes to widen her knowledge in fields that could benefit her both as a continual student but also as a future healthcare provider.

 

Some things she enjoys in her free time include drawing, playing the violin, dancing, listening to music, going to the gym, thrifting, and crocheting. 

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Email: ruthlee@ttu.edu

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