Hello!

I am a scientist, broadly trained in cognition and quantitative methods. My research is primarily focused on attention, memory, and cognitive control, in younger and older adults. I am an Assistant Professor at Bradley University.

Prior to joining Bradley, I was a Postdoctoral Research Associate with Dr. Hunter Ball at the University of Texas at Arlington. I earned my PhD in Cognitive Psychology in August 2020 from Purdue University, under the mentorship of Dr. Tom Redick. While at Purdue, I earned a master of science degree in 2016 and a graduate certificate in psychological statistics in 2019. Before coming to Purdue, I completed a bachelor of science degree in Biology and Psychology at Elmhurst College (now Elmhurst University) in 2014.

Around this site you can find more information about my CV, my education, my research, and related links.

Fun fact: My last name is pronounced "WEE mers". It's German in origin. I don't speak any German, but I do know enough French to get around a French-speaking country and I'm trying to get Spanish up to a similar level.