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We find that the most rewarding research is collaborative! We collaborate with scholars within Bentley University and maintain relationships with other institutions for ongoing projects. Current collaborations are spotlighted on this page.
Bentley University
Bentley University
Our lab is nested within Bentley's Department of Natural and Applied Sciences. We also often collaborate with faculty from other departments and research centers, such as Bentley's Center for Health and Business and Bentley's Center for the Integration of Science and Industry. Students working with Professor Scoglio are sometimes funded through Bentley's Valente Center.
Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health
Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health
We collaborate on multiple projects with researchers and trainees in the Epidemiology Department. Most of these projects utilize data from the Nurses' Health Study longitudinal cohorts.
International Sex Survey
International Sex Survey
We collaborate with a consortium of scholars on two projects utilizing data from the International Sex Survey. Our closest colleagues on these projects are behavioral addictions experts from University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV).
US Department of Veterans Affairs
US Department of Veterans Affairs
Professor Scoglio collaborates with clinical researchers at the Bedford VA medical center on projects related to facilitating social connection for military Veterans.
Northeastern Institute for Health Equity and Social Justice Research
Northeastern Institute for Health Equity and Social Justice Research
Professor Scoglio collaborates with faculty from her PhD program on research grants and papers.
Bentley Center for Health and Business
Bentley Center for Health and Business
Bentley's Center for Health and Business offers wonderful collaboration opportunities. The current collaboration centers around loneliness and vaccine uptake during the COVID-19 pandemic with faculty in NAS, Global Studies, and Economics departments.
New Collaborations!
New Collaborations!
Broad Trauma Initiative
Broad Trauma Initiative
The Broad Trauma Initiative seeks to understand the mechanisms by which trauma, occurring over the life course, but especially in childhood, gets into the bodies of patients and shapes how they think, feel, and behave, often for the remainder of their lives.
Professor Scoglio serves as a consultant for some BTI projects.
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