Laura Mackner Principal Investigator Laura Mackner, PhD, is a Principal Investigator in the Center for Biobehavioral Health, Psychologist in the Division of Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology, and an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. Her research focuses on improving the lives of children and adolescents with inflammatory bowel disease.
Ann Marie Morgan Program Coordinator I am the Program Coordinator for the Mackner Lab. I am excited to work with clients and volunteers for the mentoring program. Prior to coming to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, I worked for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio for 18 years. I have enjoyed helping volunteers, children, and parents navigate through the mentoring relationship. Seeing the match relationships grow and mature has been a joy. I have a Bachelor’s from Kent State University. While in high school, I worked in research for Children’s Hospital. I am happy to combine my mentoring experience, past research, and love for children and families with the Crohn’s and Colitis Connect Mentoring Program.
Katherine Weaver Research Assistant Katherine Weaver graduated with her B.S. in Cognitive and Behavioral Science from Washington and Lee University (W&L). At W&L, she was the data coordinator in the Gender Development Lab, as well as a varsity athlete. She joined the Mackner Lab in June 2021, and has since been working on the Mentoring Study. Within her role, she recruits youth participants, attends family study visits, and conducts data analysis. She enjoys working with families toward positive health and psychosocial outcomes, and plans to continue working in pediatric psychology.
Former Lab Members
Katherine Weaver Research Assistant
Laura Mackner Principal Investigator Laura Mackner, PhD, is a Principal Investigator in the Center for Biobehavioral Health, Psychologist in the Division of Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology, and an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. Her research focuses on improving the lives of children and adolescents with inflammatory bowel disease.
Ann Marie Morgan Program Coordinator I am the Program Coordinator for the Mackner Lab. I am excited to work with clients and volunteers for the mentoring program. Prior to coming to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, I worked for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio for 18 years. I have enjoyed helping volunteers, children, and parents navigate through the mentoring relationship. Seeing the match relationships grow and mature has been a joy. I have a Bachelor’s from Kent State University. While in high school, I worked in research for Children’s Hospital. I am happy to combine my mentoring experience, past research, and love for children and families with the Crohn’s and Colitis Connect Mentoring Program.
Katherine Weaver Research Assistant Katherine Weaver graduated with her B.S. in Cognitive and Behavioral Science from Washington and Lee University (W&L). At W&L, she was the data coordinator in the Gender Development Lab, as well as a varsity athlete. She joined the Mackner Lab in June 2021, and has since been working on the Mentoring Study. Within her role, she recruits youth participants, attends family study visits, and conducts data analysis. She enjoys working with families toward positive health and psychosocial outcomes, and plans to continue working in pediatric psychology.
Former Lab Members
Katherine Weaver Research Assistant
Laura Mackner Principal Investigator Laura Mackner, PhD, is a Principal Investigator in the Center for Biobehavioral Health, Psychologist in the Division of Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology, and an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. Her research focuses on improving the lives of children and adolescents with inflammatory bowel disease.
Ann Marie Morgan Program Coordinator I am the Program Coordinator for the Mackner Lab. I am excited to work with clients and volunteers for the mentoring program. Prior to coming to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, I worked for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio for 18 years. I have enjoyed helping volunteers, children, and parents navigate through the mentoring relationship. Seeing the match relationships grow and mature has been a joy. I have a Bachelor’s from Kent State University. While in high school, I worked in research for Children’s Hospital. I am happy to combine my mentoring experience, past research, and love for children and families with the Crohn’s and Colitis Connect Mentoring Program.
Katherine Weaver Research Assistant Katherine Weaver graduated with her B.S. in Cognitive and Behavioral Science from Washington and Lee University (W&L). At W&L, she was the data coordinator in the Gender Development Lab, as well as a varsity athlete. She joined the Mackner Lab in June 2021, and has since been working on the Mentoring Study. Within her role, she recruits youth participants, attends family study visits, and conducts data analysis. She enjoys working with families toward positive health and psychosocial outcomes, and plans to continue working in pediatric psychology.
Laura Mackner Principal Investigator Laura Mackner, PhD, is a Principal Investigator in the Center for Biobehavioral Health, Psychologist in the Division of Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology, and an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. Her research focuses on improving the lives of children and adolescents with inflammatory bowel disease.
Laura Mackner Principal Investigator
Laura Mackner, PhD, is a Principal Investigator in the Center for Biobehavioral Health, Psychologist in the Division of Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology, and an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. Her research focuses on improving the lives of children and adolescents with inflammatory bowel disease.
Ann Marie Morgan Program Coordinator I am the Program Coordinator for the Mackner Lab. I am excited to work with clients and volunteers for the mentoring program. Prior to coming to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, I worked for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio for 18 years. I have enjoyed helping volunteers, children, and parents navigate through the mentoring relationship. Seeing the match relationships grow and mature has been a joy. I have a Bachelor’s from Kent State University. While in high school, I worked in research for Children’s Hospital. I am happy to combine my mentoring experience, past research, and love for children and families with the Crohn’s and Colitis Connect Mentoring Program.
Katherine Weaver Research Assistant Katherine Weaver graduated with her B.S. in Cognitive and Behavioral Science from Washington and Lee University (W&L). At W&L, she was the data coordinator in the Gender Development Lab, as well as a varsity athlete. She joined the Mackner Lab in June 2021, and has since been working on the Mentoring Study. Within her role, she recruits youth participants, attends family study visits, and conducts data analysis. She enjoys working with families toward positive health and psychosocial outcomes, and plans to continue working in pediatric psychology.
Ann Marie Morgan Program Coordinator I am the Program Coordinator for the Mackner Lab. I am excited to work with clients and volunteers for the mentoring program. Prior to coming to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, I worked for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio for 18 years. I have enjoyed helping volunteers, children, and parents navigate through the mentoring relationship. Seeing the match relationships grow and mature has been a joy. I have a Bachelor’s from Kent State University. While in high school, I worked in research for Children’s Hospital. I am happy to combine my mentoring experience, past research, and love for children and families with the Crohn’s and Colitis Connect Mentoring Program.
Ann Marie Morgan Program Coordinator
I am the Program Coordinator for the Mackner Lab. I am excited to work with clients and volunteers for the mentoring program. Prior to coming to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, I worked for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio for 18 years. I have enjoyed helping volunteers, children, and parents navigate through the mentoring relationship. Seeing the match relationships grow and mature has been a joy. I have a Bachelor’s from Kent State University. While in high school, I worked in research for Children’s Hospital. I am happy to combine my mentoring experience, past research, and love for children and families with the Crohn’s and Colitis Connect Mentoring Program.
Katherine Weaver Research Assistant Katherine Weaver graduated with her B.S. in Cognitive and Behavioral Science from Washington and Lee University (W&L). At W&L, she was the data coordinator in the Gender Development Lab, as well as a varsity athlete. She joined the Mackner Lab in June 2021, and has since been working on the Mentoring Study. Within her role, she recruits youth participants, attends family study visits, and conducts data analysis. She enjoys working with families toward positive health and psychosocial outcomes, and plans to continue working in pediatric psychology.
Katherine Weaver Research Assistant
Katherine Weaver graduated with her B.S. in Cognitive and Behavioral Science from Washington and Lee University (W&L). At W&L, she was the data coordinator in the Gender Development Lab, as well as a varsity athlete. She joined the Mackner Lab in June 2021, and has since been working on the Mentoring Study. Within her role, she recruits youth participants, attends family study visits, and conducts data analysis. She enjoys working with families toward positive health and psychosocial outcomes, and plans to continue working in pediatric psychology.
Former Lab Members
Katherine Weaver Research Assistant
Former Lab Members
Katherine Weaver Research Assistant
Former Lab Members
Katherine Weaver Research Assistant
Katherine Weaver Research Assistant
