Arianna Rigon, PhD

Biography
Mentor

Michelle Voss, PhD

Program Start

August 2013

Honors and Awards
  • Rex Montgomery Dissertation Prize (University of Iowa - 2018)
PhD Research Concentration

Psychosocial problems (e.g., deficits in social communication and interpersonal interaction) are exceedingly common following traumatic brain injury, and are among the major predictors of long-term outcome. However, little is known about the mechanisms underlying these issues. In my dissertation I plan to use a combination of magnetic resonance imaging and behavioral data to examine the structural and functional neural networks underlying emotion recognition deficits following traumatic brain injury.

Dissertation Topic

Structural and functional neural networks underlying facial affect recognition impairment following traumatic brain injury

Thesis Defense Date

July 2017

Current Position

Assistant Professor, Communication Disorders

Marshall University

Arianna Rigon
Hometown
Trento, Italy
PhD, University of Iowa
Neuroscience
2013 - 2017

MS, University of Padua - Italy
Neuroscience
2011 - 2013

MS, University of Padua -Italy
Neuropsychological Rehabilitation
2011 - 2013

BA, University of Padua - Italy
Psychological Science of Personality and Interpersonal Relationships
2009 - 2011

BA, University of Venice - Italy
East Asia's Languages and Cultures - Japanese
2003 - 2006