Emma Roth received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology and Statistics at Florida State University graduating Summa Cum Laude with American Sign Language Honors, Honors in the Major, and a SAS Certificate. Prior to her involvement in Behavior Analysis and Therapy Inc., she was a summer intern with KATZ Counseling and Educational Psychology.
During her undergraduate studies, she was involved in Joiner Lab and Riberio Lab at Florida State University, researching underlying factors related to suicidality. In the Joiner Lab, she completed her Honors in the Major which researched suicide acceptability. Additionally, she was involved in Florida State University Housing being a Resident Assistant and a classroom assistant/lab facilitator for beginner to advanced American Sign Language courses.
She is passionate about furthering research in psychology and making a positive impact in the field. In her free time, she enjoys spending quality time with friends and family, her dog Rocket, arts and crafts, reading, plants, and baking.
Personal Interests:
- Family and Friends
- Family and Friends
- Arts and Crafts
- Reading
- Plants
- Baking
