This year the CHARM Lab had eight students showcase their research at Discover USC. Listed below are the names of the students that presented their research, as well as the title of their posters. Congrats to all of this year’s presenters!
Caitlin Gerstein, “Predictors and relationship consequences of alcohol-related perceptual discrepancies among military couples”
Emily Henderson, “Resilience as a moderating factor of adverse health outcomes after childhood adversity in military populations”
Copeland Jones, “Presence of children in the household and alcohol use patterns among adults in the US, 2023”
Emily Webb, “Shifts in US household composition: Implications for alcohol use patterns in a nationally representative sample, 2024”
Jon Harris, “The role of spouse social control in changes in problem drinking during treatment”
Julia Maloney, “Secondary traumatic stress among U.S. military spouses: Relations with mental health, substance use, and relationship functioning”
Morgan Blakely, “Secondary traumatic stress among U.S. military spouses: Relations with mental health, substance use, and relationship functioning”
Ziana Rescorl, “Mental health and relationship instability among US military couples”
