Carly Charalambou worked as ROADD’s Lab Manager (2009-2012) managing day to day operations and supporting daily research function in the lab. In addition to assisting with grant proposals, budgetary organization and providing necessary administration support, she was also involved in language oriented research projects which provided her with the opportunity to work with typical children and children on the autism spectrum. Throughout her undergraduate degree, her interest in typical and atypical development grew stronger and for her undergraduate thesis, she explored the relationships between personality traits associated with Autism Spectrum Disorders and anti-social behavior in a non-clinical adolescent population. Following graduation, she was lucky enough to be offered a Frank Knox Fellowship to complete her graduate studies at Harvard University, here in America. Working at ROADD gave her the chance to gain further research experience in the developmental cognitive psychology domain.