Author: Dr. Kamala London

Dr. Kamala London developed an interest in juvenile justice while working for several years during college as a police intern at the Grand Rapids Police Department in Michigan. She received her PhD in 2001 in Developmental Psychology with a minor in Statistics from the University of Wyoming. From 2001-2005, she was a fellow in forensic psychology at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine’s Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Division before joining the faculty at the University of Toledo in 2005. Dr. London’s work focuses on using developmental science to improve how children and adolescents are handled in the justice system. She has authored over 40 scientific articles and book chapters in the area of developmental and forensic psychology. Dr. London serves on the editorial boards of Psychology, Public Policy & the Law and Law and Human Behavior. She is an associate editor for the Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition. She also has co-authored two statistics books.

Congratulations Dr. Christina Perez!

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After 5 years in our lab, Dr. Perez successfully defended her dissertation today, entitled “Social and Cognitive Predictors of Event Memory and Suggestibility among School-Aged Children.” We are so happy and so proud of Christina for this accomplishment. Like myself, Christina is a first-generation college student. Best wishes to Dr. Perez at her new tenure track professor position at Colby-Sawyer! We will miss you though!