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Renee Castillo and Cathy Cox in TCU’s Veterans Plaza

TCU Tackles Veteran Isolation with Award-Winning Research


A Texas Christian University psychology research team is earning international recognition for its innovative approach to supporting veterans’ transition to civilian life. Ph.D. student Renee Castillo ’22, a U.S. Army veteran, partnered with psychology professor Cathy R. Cox to present their project at Duke University’s Veteran Transitions Research Lab (VTRL) Challenge. Their proposal was selected as one of six finalists worldwide and ultimately was awarded $20,000 in funding… Read the Full Story

  • IBR Shares Proactive Approach to Research Compliance at SOCRA Conference

    The Institute of Behavioral Research (IBR) is shifting from reacting to compliance problems to preventing them, an approach Crystal Moran, public health research associate for regulatory compliance at IBR, presented at the Society of Clinical Research Associates (SOCRA) Annual Conference in Denver. Her poster, “From Reactive to Proactive: Applying the Plan-Do-Study-Act Framework to Build an…

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  • First-Year Frogs Get an Inside Look at IBR

    The Institute of Behavioral Research welcomed first-year TCU students to IBR during its Frogs First Open House, giving students an introduction to behavioral health research and the SOAR Lab… Read the Full Article

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  • 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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