Meghan Ryan
Meghan Ryan is a research assistant for the AI, Risk, and Contemplative Science (ARC) Lab in the Center for Data Analytics, Innovation, and Rigor (DAIR) and for the Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) core in the Center for Strategic Data Initiatives at the Child Mind Institute. In the ARC Lab specifically, Ryan works on LLMs for suicide prevention research. Overall, she contributes to several research projects, most notably the Intergenerational Stressors study. She takes part in recruitment, enrollment, survey development, and data collection and management.
Ryan earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Rider University, where she conducted research on adverse childhood experiences and substance use. She graduated summa cum laude.
Ryan is passionate about research on aging and factors that contribute to positive development. She hopes to pursue a graduate degree focused on these areas.
Education
- BA, Psychology, Rider University
