Corryn Dooley (she/her/hers)


Bio

I am an Honors College student in the class of 2026 pursuing a major in psychology with a minor in chemistry. I am from Colorado and am amazed by the beautiful rain and greenery at Oregon State University. After completing my Bachelor of Arts at Oregon State, I will be furthering my education in graduate school for neuropsychology.

I am grateful to be participating in the URSA program and involved in research that I am curious about. I am excited to learn from my mentor, Dr. Daniel Bradford, and understand the psychopathology approach used to understand stress reactivity. I am fascinated by the brain’s response to stress and neuropsychology as a whole. I am excited to begin research in the BEAVERS lab as an undergraduate because I have many questions that I am eager to answer for my honors thesis on the clinical treatment of psychological disorders.

I am passionate about spreading mental health awareness, changing the current psychological healthcare system, and working one-on-one with people. I will explore treatment for trauma, anxiety, addiction, depression, and other psychological disorders to one day help people overcome them.

Education

Oregon State University | Corvallis, OR

Psychology | Expected June 2026

Interests

  • Addiction
  • Abnormal psychology
  • Hiking/Snowboarding/Anything outdoors
  • Piano
  • Traveling
  • Reading
  • Thrifting/sustainable clothing

Corryn Dooley (she/her/hers)


Bio

I am an Honors College student in the class of 2026 pursuing a major in psychology with a minor in chemistry. I am from Colorado and am amazed by the beautiful rain and greenery at Oregon State University. After completing my Bachelor of Arts at Oregon State, I will be furthering my education in graduate school for neuropsychology.

I am grateful to be participating in the URSA program and involved in research that I am curious about. I am excited to learn from my mentor, Dr. Daniel Bradford, and understand the psychopathology approach used to understand stress reactivity. I am fascinated by the brain’s response to stress and neuropsychology as a whole. I am excited to begin research in the BEAVERS lab as an undergraduate because I have many questions that I am eager to answer for my honors thesis on the clinical treatment of psychological disorders.

I am passionate about spreading mental health awareness, changing the current psychological healthcare system, and working one-on-one with people. I will explore treatment for trauma, anxiety, addiction, depression, and other psychological disorders to one day help people overcome them.

Education

Oregon State University | Corvallis, OR

Psychology | Expected June 2026

Interests

  • Addiction
  • Abnormal psychology
  • Hiking/Snowboarding/Anything outdoors
  • Piano
  • Traveling
  • Reading
  • Thrifting/sustainable clothing