Alesia Richardson

Alesia Richardson

Graduate Student
Entry Year: 2021 - 2022
Faculty Mentor(s): Loisa Bennetto

Office Location
486 Meliora Hall
Fax
(585) 273-1100

Research Overview

My research interests broadly focus on cognition, communication, and social interactions within the context of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). I am particularly interested in research that focuses on children with ASD and differences in culturally and linguistically diverse individuals within this population.

Selected Publications

Selected Presentations

  • Richardson, A. (2016) Adversity and Advancement of the Deaf Community. Student speaker at the 1st Annual University of Maryland Disability Summit in College Park, MD.
  • Richardson, A. (2014) Effects of Potato Leafhoppers on Fava in Elevated CO! Poster presented at the 30th Annual Eleanor Roosevelt High School Research Practium Symposium in Greenbelt, MD.
  • Richardson, A. & Meade, O. (2014) PLH Injury on Fava in Elevated CO! Poster board presented at the 2014 Prince George's Area Science Fair in Springdale, MD.

Teaching

  • Fall 2021: Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Psychology (91×ÔÅÄÂÛ̳)
  • Fall 2019: Teaching Assistant for Social Psychology (University of Maryland-College Park)
  • Fall 2018: Teaching Assistant for Basic Helping Skills (University of Maryland - College Park)
  • Fall 2016, Fall 2017: Section Leader for Honors Colloquium (University of Maryland - College Park)
  • Spring 2017: Teaching Assistant for From Stigma and Sideshow to Mainstream and Mainstreet (University of Maryland-College Park)

Honors

  • 2018: Richard V. Durand Scholar Award
  • 2017, 2018: Edward R. Roberts Outstanding Fellowship Award
  • 2017, 2018: Chapter Service Key Award
  • 2017: University of Maryland-College Park Honors Citation
  • 2014: Banneker/Key Full Scholarship Recipient

Professional Affiliations

  • National Vice President of Development of Phi Sigma Pi National Gender-Inclusive Honor Fraternity

Additional Information

  • 2020-2021: University of California-Davis, Study Coordinator