Molly graduated in 2020 from Barnard College of Columbia University with a B.A. in Psychology, and from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America with a B.A. in Jewish Women’s and Gender Studies. She is currently the study coordinator for a psychiatric inpatient study focused on utilizing ecological momentary assessment (EMA) and wearable technology to understand and predict suicidal thoughts and behaviors. Before the Nock Lab, Molly worked for two years as a Clinical Research Coordinator II at Boston Children’s Hospital investigating genetic and environmental etiologies of Early-Onset Psychosis. Her research interests are in investigating psychosocial predictors of serious mental illness, particularly suicidal thoughts and behaviors, in order to optimize intervention modalities. Molly ultimately plans to pursue a PhD in Clinical Psychology.