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EXTERNAL COLLABORATORS

IN MEMORIAM

CENTER AFFILIATIONS

  • Kimberly Liekweg – Now a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Washington, Department of Pediatrics, Division of Bioethics and Palliative Care, Kimi first started interning with the lab as a high school student, continued during college vacations, and worked for the lab full-time during a gap year between college and starting medical school.
  • Chessie Snider started interning with Dr. Garrison in 2014 after meeting her at a presentation on childhood sleep. They supported the NIH grant funded Sleep Health in Preschoolers Study lab at Seattle Children’s Research Institute by focusing on participant recruitment with local public health staff, early childhood centers, and public libraries. The longitudinal RTC enrolled over 400 families with the help of studious and thoughtful interns on the team, coordinated by Chessie. Now, Chessie is continuing their pursuit of quality health outcomes for families as an evidence-based treatment therapist in synergetic child-centered play therapy in Seattle’s Beacon Hill and Seward Park neighborhoods.
  • Zack Chakan once worked as an interventionist in the Garrison sleep research lab at Seattle Children’s Research Institute on the SHIP (Sleep Health in Preschool Project), and is now an IRB Administrator at University at Buffalo.
  • Aubrey Anderson – Project Manager, Purdue Health Equity Initiatives, is a past grad student of the Sleep Equity Lab.

IN MEMORIAM

  • Anthony Newsome-MoffaAnthony worked in the Garrison sleep research lab at Seattle Children’s Research Institute while he was an undergrad public health major at the University of Washington. He played a crucial role in helping the lab develop protocols, trainings, and intervention materials for the Sleepazoid study on late night media use and sleep in early adolescents.
  • Sara BrownSara was a doctoral student in the HDFS department here at Purdue and was working in our lab on a research project coding and evaluating the content of Youtube Kids videos aimed at preschool aged children.