MEET THE P2 TEAM


  • Graduate Research Assistants

    Graduate Research Assistants are students in the BSU Clinical Psychology Master’s Program that work with Dr. Lee to conceptualize and execute P2 Lab research projects.

    • Jeremy Azofeifa

      Jeremy Azofeifa (he/him) is a first-year graduate student in the Clinical Psychology M.A. program at Ball State University. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Addictions Studies from Indiana Wesleyan University.

      Prior to joining the P2 Lab, Jeremy gained research experience investigating addiction recovery and relapse prevention, using Ecological Momentary Assessment and Intervention. He also contributed to the automation of the SNAP-2 personality assessment. This is Jeremy’s first semester in the P2 Lab, where he is contributing to projects examining cultural fairness in psychological assessment. His primary research interests center on addiction and anxiety disorders within marginalized communities. He plans to pursue a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and aspires to build a career conducting research in an academic setting.

      In his free time, Jeremy enjoys spending time with friends and family, listening to music, collecting vinyl records, and both watching and playing soccer.

    • Cheyenne McIntyre

      Cheyenne McIntyre (she/her) is a second-year graduate student in the Clinical Psychology M.A. and Quantitative Psychology M.S. programs at Ball State University. She earned her Honours B.Sc. in Mental Health Studies from the University of Toronto in 2022.

      Cheyenne joined the P2 Lab in 2024 and currently serves as Project Manager. Her research focuses on psychological and personality assessment, with an emphasis on culturally diverse populations. She is particularly interested in examining whether psychopathology and personality pathology manifest similarly across cultural groups. Her long-term goal is to apply advanced quantitative methods to improve psychological theory and clinical practice. After graduation, she intends to pursue a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology.

      Outside of academics, Cheyenne enjoys baking, travelling, and reading fiction novels.

    • Ana Julia Mourão

      Ana Julia Mourão (she/her) is an international student from Brazil pursuing her master’s degrees in Psychological Science and Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Ball State University. During her first two years in the program, she served as the lab manager for Dr. Diaz’s PACE Lab and as a graduate assistant in the Communication and Experimental Pragmatics Lab with Dr. Holtgraves.

      Currently, Ana Julia works as a graduate assistant with International Student Success, where she promotes cultural programming and helps foster a supportive community among students from diverse backgrounds. This is her first semester in the P2 Lab, where she contributes to data collection and supervises undergraduate research assistants. Her research experience spans topics such as dysfunctional sleep beliefs, microaggressions, and parenting practices.

      She hopes to continue developing her research skills and deepen her understanding of cultural influences on psychological assessment. In her free time, Ana Julia enjoys spending time with friends, exploring local coffee shops, and engaging in outdoor activities.

  • Undergraduate Research Assistants

    Undergraduate Research Assistants are BSU undergraduate students that work with Dr. Lee to execute P2 Lab research projects.

    • Roniya Bates

      Roniya Bates (she/her) is a fourth-year student in the Psychological Science program at Ball State University, with a minor in Chemistry. This is her first year as a member of the P2 Lab. She has prior research experience through coursework and is eager to continue expanding her knowledge of psychological research. After completing her undergraduate degree, Roniya plans to pursue a master’s degree at Ball State and later a PhD in neuropsychology. Her career goal is to become a neuropsychologist working with adolescents. In her free time, she enjoys making crafts, watching TV, creating music, and spending time with her family.

    • Aubree Ellis

      Aubree Ellis (she/her) is a third-year student in the Psychological Science program at Ball State University, with minors in Studio Art, Counseling, and Psychology of Human Development. She is in her second semester as a member of the P2 Lab. Aubree is interested in pursuing graduate training in Counseling Psychology or Art Therapy, with the goal of integrating both approaches to provide diverse and holistic care. She is passionate about supporting individuals in reaching their full potential and fostering resilience in future generations. In her free time, Aubree enjoys creating artwork and building her Pokémon card collection.

    • Grace Fellabaum

      Grace Fellabaum (she/her) is a fourth-year student in the Psychological Science program at Ball State University, with a minor in Applied Behavioral Analysis. She is in her second year as a member of the P2 Lab. Grace’s research interests center on psychological assessment and supporting the needs of children and adolescents. She also has experience working with youth on the autism spectrum through her involvement in summer programming. After graduation, she plans to pursue an Educational Specialist degree in School Psychology.

    • Landon Freiburger

      Landon Freiburger (he/him) is a fourth-year student in the Psychological Science program at Ball State University, with a minor in the Psychology of Human Development. This is his second year as a member of the P2 Lab. His academic and research interests focus on school psychology and the fair assessment of diverse populations. After graduation, Landon plans to pursue either an Educational Specialist degree or a doctorate in School Psychology, with the goal of supporting youth mental health and helping students achieve their goals. In his free time, he enjoys going to the gym, watching the Pittsburgh Penguins, playing video games, and rollerblading.

    • Tristan Hankins

      Tristan Hankins (he/him) is a senior at Ball State University majoring in Psychological Science, with minors in Counseling and Philosophy. This is his second semester as a member of the P2 Lab. Beyond his work in the lab, Tristan has contributed to a variety of academic and community projects, including editing for the Stance undergraduate philosophy journal and interning with a domestic violence shelter in Anderson. Tristan plans to pursue a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling followed by a doctorate in Counseling Psychology, with the goal of becoming a licensed psychotherapist. In his free time, he enjoys playing video games, collecting and listening to vinyl records, and cooking.

    • Michael Leary

      Michael Leary (he/him) is a fourth-year student in the Psychological Science program at Ball State University, with minors in Counseling Psychology, Psychology of Human Development, and Women’s and Gender Studies. This is his first year as a member of the P2 Lab. Michael plans to pursue graduate training in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and is interested in combining his counseling focus with insights gained from research. In his free time, he enjoys drawing, playing video games, spending time with friends, and collecting PlayStation 2 games.

    • Ava Pierson

      Ava Pierson (sher/her) is a second-year student in the Psychological Science program at Ball State University, with a minor in Counseling. This is her first year as a member of the P2 Lab. In addition to her lab involvement, she works with the Immersive Learning program to support early care providers and families in Indiana. Ava plans to pursue a graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling to prepare for a career working directly with clients.

    • Brayden Terrell

      Brayden Terrell (he/him) is an accelerated master’s student in the Clinical Psychology M.A. program at Ball State University. He is completing his undergraduate degree in Psychological Science with minors in Psychology of Human Development and Social Work while beginning his first year of graduate study.

      This is his first semester in the P2 Lab. Brayden’s research interests focus on adolescents and young adults, particularly in relation to risky behaviors and their connections to negative health outcomes. He has examined topics including familial functioning, perceived social support, and substance use, and is currently working on a project exploring adverse childhood experiences and their links to adolescent substance use. He aspires to earn a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and pursue a career as a licensed clinical psychologist, with a focus on juvenile rehabilitation.

      In his free time, Brayden enjoys spending time with loved ones, long-distance running, weightlifting, and practicing Brazilian jiu-jitsu.