Lauren Stutts
Center for Interdisciplinary Studies Director | Associate Professor of Public Health
Education
- Ph.D., M.S. University of Florida
- B.S. Davidson College
Areas of Expertise
- Clinical Health Psychology
- Stress and Resiliency
- Nutrition, Bodies and Health
Background
I am an Associate Professor in the Public Health Department at Davidson College. I received my B.S. in psychology from Davidson in 2005 and a M.S. and Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Florida in 2010. I completed my predoctoral internship at the Medical College of Georgia/Charlie Norwood VA Hospital (2009-10) and my clinical postdoctoral fellowship at Brooks Rehabilitation Hospital (2010-11). Subsequently, I served as a staff psychologist at Brooks Rehabilitation Hospital. I was fortunate to return to Davidson as a faculty member in fall 2012.
My specialty area is clinical health/medical psychology with a focus on resiliency, stress and health. In addition to teaching and conducting research, I'm a licensed psychologist in North Carolina and serve as a part-time clinician in the community. I'm trained in psychological assessment including diagnostic interviews, neuropsychological assessments and health behavior assessments. My intervention experiences include primarily cognitive-behavioral therapy, health behavior interventions, mindfulness techniques and positive psychology techniques.
Teaching
- Writing 101 In Stitches
- PBH 220 Health Psychology
- PBH 244/PSY 234 Child Psychopathology
- PBH 340 Nutrition, Bodies & Health
- PBH/PSY 354 Medical Rehabilitation and Disability
