Katelyn Mann
Graduate Student
About
Katelyn developed an interest in the neural processes underlying post-traumatic brain changes while working as an undergraduate research assistant, where she examined the relationship between concussions, naps, and emotion regulation. At the Center for Brain Recovery, she is currently working on a project investigating the accuracy of reflexive and pronoun assignment in individuals with post-stroke aphasia using eye-tracking technology. This research builds on her previous interests and allows her to further explore the neural processes underlying brain injury and their effects on cognition and language.
Research Interests
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Interested in how the brain responds to traumatic experiences, such as stroke and traumatic brain injury (TBI).
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Focused on understanding the neural processes involved and how they change following brain trauma.
Conference Presentations
Mann K., Young R., Seitchik A., Kurdziel L., The Impact of Sleep Efficiency on Mood. 2024