Ashley Gilliam

Assistant Professor in Psychology at App State | Studying culture's influence on cognition | Make education accessible! | #Firstgen | she/her
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[Cognition @CognitionJourn]

"Use of Self-Referencing Memory Strategies Change over Time with Acculturation"

📢New paper from: @AshleyNGilliam & @AngelaGutchess

https://t.co/xR7ZANdP1F

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[Shanting Chen, PhD @Shanting6]

I am actively recruiting for PhD students this cycle. My research focuses on the intersection of stress, race/ethnicity, cultural contexts, parenting, and social inequality. Would greatly appreciate any retweets or distribution of the flyer!#AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter

[Krystal Leger, PhD @KrystalRLeger]

Very excited to have this paper out examining culture differences in memory through a representational-hierarchical lens. It was so great bridging my undergraduate and doctoral areas of study with @AngelaGutchess and @rosie_cowell

https://t.co/bWetIBzgR6

[Angeline J. Dukes, PhD @HeyDrDukes]

My best advice for new grad students:

“Find your people” ✨

These can be folks in your program/department or completely unrelated to your field.

But these are people who you can talk to, hang out with, commiserate with, and most importantly…

#AcademicChatter #PhDChat

[Ashley Gilliam @AshleyNGilliam]

Check out this wonderful resource for all EEG researchers on how to work with Black participants and their hair appropriately. Will be reading and integrating this into the EEG lab manual I'm writing!

[L. Jones 🧠 @motherofneurons]

So proud to announce that @ucfbrainlab’s working guidelines for EEG subject prep are available for public access! We partnered with a local hair stylist & worked with Black participants, & will continue to do so to include more hair types! Share widely❤️

https://t.co/IELcOOnzU1

[Ashley Gilliam @AshleyNGilliam]

Great advice in this thread for those working on applications to graduate school!

[Roman Feiman @RomanFeiman]

Every year I read a lot of grad school applications from accomplished people that don't give me the info I'm looking for. It feels like a major hidden curriculum thing. So here's (my opinion on) how to write a great Statement of Purpose/Research for a PhD program. 🧵 1/

[Krystal Leger, PhD @KrystalRLeger]

Me creating visual stimuli for my studies:

[Omar Ammar @OmarRawi89]

Just in time especially since I am about to start my PhD soon.

A book by Dr @ZJAyres, anyone with access to Springer via their affiliation can download it here:
https://t.co/qu1gyqvKEp #Academicchatter

[Dr Kristin Hay 🔮✨ @kristinwh0]

@livia_scott_ Absolutely this. I anonymised it at the time, idk why, but I wrote this in my first year of doing my PhD. My thoughts on it have changed a lot since then - but it’s there as a reminder of how unequal the academy still is and how so much of it is implicit:

https://t.co/S4SlNbZsyp

[Ashley Gilliam @AshleyNGilliam]

Hi I'm Ashley and I'm a #firstgen PhD student studying culture's influence on cognition to increase the generalizability of science.

I joined Twitter to share science and learn tips for cognitive neuroscience research & teaching.

#WomenInSTEM #PhDchat #scicomm #AcademicChatter

[Ashley Gilliam @AshleyNGilliam]

Congratulations to Dr. Wanbing Zhang on your successful dissertation defense today! If anyone's looking to hire an amazing UX researcher with a Psychology background, she's your girl #womeninSTEM

[Martin Hebart @martin_hebart]

Very happy to announce THINGS-data, three massive datasets of fMRI, MEG and similarity ratings of thousands of object images. THINGS-data offers a uniquely broad, systematic and multimodal sampling of object space. For early access please reach out! https://t.co/rUrAvPKIoX