Academic Research
11+ years of award-winning research and academic writing.
PhD Psychology
(concentration: Cognitive-Behavioral Neuroscience)
George Mason University
M.A. Psychological Research
Texas State University
B.A. Psychology — Cum Laude
(minor: Philosophy)
Northern Kentucky University
Research Awards
Best Paper Award
For: “The inexplicable sex differences: A proposed new paradigm of implicit cognitive systems.”
Awarded by: International Organization for Social Sciences & Behavioral Research
Early Career Scientist Travel Grant
For: “Context dependent mechanisms of time and numerosity during bisection and discrimination task performance.”
Awarded by: Vision Sciences Society, National Institutes of Health – National Eye Institute
Dissertation Completion Grant
For: “Context-Dependent Mechanisms in Numerosity-Time Interactions”
Awarded by: George Mason University
Dear Academia
Presenting my cognitive neuroscience research findings at the 2023 Vision Sciences Society conference as an Early Scientist Travel Award recipient, granted by the National Institutes of Health’s National Eye Institute.
“Science sees signs:
poetry, the thing signified.”
— Augustus & Julius Hare
Research Publications
Works published as C. T. Stanfield and C. T. Stanfield-Wiswell.
For the most up-to-date list of publications, visit my Google Scholar profile.
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Research for a ClientTeen Mental Health in the Digital Age: Role of Schools as an Access Point
“The growing youth mental health crisis has placed schools in the forefront, burdened by limited resources. Effective digital mental health services offer young people alternative care pathways.”
In the MediaInterviewed for article “COVID-19's impact felt by researchers”
Interviewed by Dr. Stephen Ramos, who served as the 2020-2022 health psychology representative to the APA Science Student Council.
Conference Talks & Presentations
Stay tuned! Lots of stuff to add here.
University Courses I’ve Taught
Psychological Factors in Aging
Cognitive Psychology
Science of Well-being
Research Methods
Introduction to Statistics
Professional Seminar
Where I’ve Taught
Teaching Honors
Alpha Chi Favorite Professor Award
Granted at Texas State University.
Transfer Student Appreciation
Granted at George Mason University.
Excellence in Writing Intensive Course Instruction
Granted at George Mason University.