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IBR’s 2024 Annual Report Now Available Online


The Institute of Behavioral Research has released its 2024 Annual Report, highlighting key milestones, ongoing projects, and the impact of our research throughout the year.

This year’s digital report features spotlights on student-led initiatives, groundbreaking studies across justice and public health systems, and the continued growth of our collaborative work with community partners and federal agencies.

Check out the full report here:
 2024 Annual Report

  • A Big Finish for IBR SOAR Lab Students This Semester

    Several SOAR students are closing out the semester with major milestones. Anne Shubert is heading to Creighton University School of Law for her J.D., and Grace Sikiyan will attend Northern Arizona University for a PsyD program. Jefflyn Hall was also nominated as Psi Chi president, highlighting her role and leadership within the group. SOAR graduate…

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  • IBR SOAR Lab Students Present at TCU Research Symposium

    Earlier this month, students from the Institute of Behavioral Research (IBR) SOAR Lab presented their work at TCU’s Student Research Symposium. They shared a range of projects and represented the lab well. One student stood out, with Brooke Drenowatz, a senior psychology student, receiving the Psychology Senior Scholar Award, which is given to selected graduating…

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    Do Criminal Records Reveal Who Needs Substance Use Treatment? New IBR Study Challenges That Idea

    A new study from the Institute of Behavioral Research at TCU pushes back on a common assumption in correctional settings: that criminal history can signal who needs substance use treatment. Published in Criminal Justice Review, the study analyzed records from more than 56,000 people released from the Illinois Department of Corrections. Researchers compared arrest history with…

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