Megan possesses an interdisciplinary B.H.A in voice performance and social-cognitive psychology, which she earned from Carnegie Mellon University in May of 2023. In her undergraduate career, she conducted research on Misophonia in Dr. Heller's Auditory Lab with Carnegie Mellon. Her time in the Auditory lab has earned her a published author credit in the lab, as well as an opportunity to present her research at the Acoustical Society of America's SURIEA conference. Megan's passion for improving treatments for depressive disorders, such as TMS and Ketamine, has led her to seek a deeper understanding of the brain's dopamine system. Outside of the lab, Megan enjoys connecting with her loved ones, as well as exploring the culinary scene in the city.
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