ANST Forensic Focus Group

Upcoming Events

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We are excited to introduce the ANST forensic focus group!

This focus group aims to support forensic neuropsychology trainees as they make their way through grad school, internship, and fellowship by providing free didactic series, journal clubs, and other resources.

Max and JC hope to foster a supportive community of trainees who are interested in any aspect of forensic neuropsychology! All postings and upcoming events will be shared through the ANST Forensic Group Twitter account listed above.

Thank you for reading!

-JC Finley & Max Obolsky
ANST Forensic Focus Group Representatives

Meet Your Representatives

Hannah Schweitzer

Affiliation: University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

Year: 2nd Year Ph.D. Neuropsychology Fellow 

Hannah is currently a second-year neuropsychology fellow at University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock. Her current research interests include first-episode psychosis and criminal behavior in Huntington’s disease. She additionally serves on a steering committee developing curricula for correctional officers, first responders, and justice-involved individuals regarding traumatic brain injuries and appropriate treatment within the legal system. 

All of her free time is spent wrangling her basset hound puppy. 

 

Delly Loro

Affiliation: The Chicago School

Year: 4th Year Psy.D. Candidate

Delly Loro, M.A. is a PsyD candidate in the Clinical Psychology program at The Chicago School, Los Angeles campus. She is currently completing her practicum at the Lifespan Assessment Through Integrated Neuropsychology Clinic (LATIN-C) within the UCLA Semel Institute, where she has also worked on cases through the Justice in Criminal Neuropsychology (JCN) program. She has also previously collaborated on a project with the Los Angeles Public Defender’s Office. Her research interests include developing normative data for monolingual Spanish-speaking individuals and examining how bilingualism and multilingualism influence cognition and neuropsychological functioning. In her free time, Delly enjoys spending time with her dog, Pucky, and discovering different cuisines.

FACULTY SUPERVISOR: JASON SOBLE

Jason completed his PhD at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 2012. He completed his internship and fellowship at the James A. Haley VA Hospital in Tampa, Florida with rotations including traumatic brain injury rehabilitation, memory disorders, and inpatient consultation. While on fellowship, he also trained at the University of South Florida/Tampa General Hospital Comprehensive Epilepsy Program. Thereafter, he became a VA Staff Neuropsychologist at the South Texas Veterans Healthcare System in San Antonio, Texas.

Jason now serves as a board-certified Clinical Neuropsychologist and Associate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry and Neurology at the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine. He is also the Training Director of the clinical neuropsychology post-doctoral fellowship program at the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine and supervises extern, interns, and postdoctoral fellows. Jason enjoys training as well as mentoring students and new faculty. In his free time, he enjoys watching movies, cooking, and spending time with his nephew and niece. He also is an active runner. Fun fact, Jason has a black belt in taekwondo.

ANST Forensic Focus Group Media

Overview of Forensic Neuropsychology

Hosted by: ANST Forensic Focus Group
Speaker: Michael Brook, PhD, ABPP

Assessment of Performance Validity

Hosted by: ANST Forensic Focus Group
Speaker: Jason Soble, PhD, ABPP
Associate Professor
Training Director of Neuropsychology Fellowship University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine

ANST Forensic Focus Group Leadership

Delly LoroJunior Representative2025-2027
Hannah SchweitzerSenior Representative2024-2026
John-Christopher FinleyOutgoing Senior Representative2023-2025
Maximillian ObolskyOutgoing Senior Representative2023-2025
Jason SobleFaculty Advisor2023-2026
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