My pride and joy is working with graduate students. One of them, John O'Brien, came up with the name Timmermaniacs. Why? Presumably because Timmerschizophrenics did not work as well. Although, someone else suggested she may have been a Timmermaniac-Depressive. I think that Timmerneurotics would have been most accurate. Note, though, that most of them are smiling. It’s a good sign. Also note, that once they work with me, they never age. Here, is a list of the people whose dissertation I chaired/co-chaired and who graduated, followed by three post-docs.

 

Kyle Nelson, Post-doctoral fellow, VA

Eleni Skaperas, Health Scientist VA

Eduardo Duran, James Madison University

Ian Gray, L’IFRIS post-doc

Ian Gray, Johns Hopkins University

Mirian Martinez-Aranda, UC-Davis

Mirian Martinez-Aranda, UC-Irvine

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Caroline Tietbohl, University of Colorado

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Neil Gong, UCSD

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Amy Zhou, Barnard College

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Terrell Winder, UC-Santa Barbara

Laura Orrico, Temple University

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Pamela Prickett, Pomona College

Victoria Pitts-Taylor, Wesleyan University

 

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Anastasia Norton, Verax Solutions Group

John O'Brien, NYU, Abu-Dhabi

Forrest Stuart, Stanford University

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Chinyere Osuji, University of Maryland

Rocío Rosales, UC Irvine

Nazgol Ghandnoosh, The Sentencing Project

Ana Muniz, UC Irvine

Tara McKay, Vanderbilt University

Hyeyoung Oh, University of Colorado-Boulder

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Yiling Hung, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan

Sarah Morando Lakhani, Canal Alliance

Benajmin Ruha, Princeton University (former Post-doc)

Carrie Friese, London School of Economics (former Post-doc)

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Heeju Sohn, Emory University (former Post-doc)