Hanjoo Kim

Research Fellow

4250 Plymouth Road,

Department of Psychiatry, Michigan Medicine

Ann Arbor, MI 48109

The United States of America

Hanjoo Kim, /ha:ndƷu: ki:m/, 김한주, 金漢柱

I am a research fellow at the Heinz C. Prechter Bipolar Research Program at the University of Michigan. I obtained my Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Penn State University and completed an APA-accredited psychology internship at the New Mexico VA/Southwest Consortium. My primary research interests center around the underlying mechanisms of anxiety and affective disorders. Currently, my research focuses on understanding the emotion dysregulation processes involved in repetitive negative thoughts, such as worry and rumination. To investigate this topic, I am utilizing various methodologies from experimental psychology, psychophysiology, and time-intensive analytic approaches. Outside of academics, I like playing basketball, drawing, and birdwatching.


PhD in Clinical Psychology

Psychology Internship

Psychology Residency &

Research Fellowship

Penn State
University

PhD in Clinical Psychology

2012-2020

APA Accredited
PhD Program

Anxiety and Emotion Research Laboratory

Advisor: Michelle G. Newman, PhD

New Mexico VA Southwest Consortium

Psychology Internship

2019-2020

APA Accredited
Psychology Doctoral Internship Program

Military Trauma Treatment Program &
Chronic Pain Management Clinic

Directors: Aaron Joyce, PhD & Madeleine Goodkind, PhD

Michigan Medicine

Postdoctoral Residency

2020-2022

APA Accredited
Postdoctoral Program

Duval Laboratory

Principal Investigator: Elizabeth Duval, PhD


Research Fellowship

Present

Heinz C. Prechter Bipolar Research Program

Principal Investigator: Sarah Sperry, PhD