ANST Leadership

Postdoctoral Fellow

Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Medical Center

Dr. Emily Duggan is a neuropsychology post-doctoral fellow in Medical Psychology at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. She completed her BA in psychology at Boston University, her MSc and PhD in clinical psychology at the University of Victoria, and her pre-doctoral internship at the Charleston Consortium. She is a former recipient of the prestigious Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship, and she has received several awards recognizing her work in differential psychology and psychometrics. Dr. Duggan’s research focuses on developing valid and reliable neuropsychological tools and frameworks, particularly in the areas of intelligence, executive functioning, and cross-cultural assessment among neuromedical and normative populations. Dr. Duggan is a senior scientist for Global Neuropsychology, Inc. and she has led several multinational research and consulting projects. She is extensively involved in professional governance and serves as the Outgoing Chair of the Society for Clinical Neuropsychology’s Association of Neuropsychology Students and Trainees (SCN ANST), the SCN Strategic Planning Commission, the SCN Education Advisory Committee, and as a commissioner to the Houston Conference Revision Planning Committee. She is also a founding member of KnowNeuropsych.org, an organization that provides free, high-quality didactic education to neuropsychology trainees around the world.