Anna Kate Edgemon

Anna Kate Edgemon is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at the University of Mississippi within the College of Liberal Arts. Her work focuses on improving conditions for justice-involved youth and utilizing translational models to analyze behavioral demand and schedules of covariation.

Education:

• B.S. in Psychology, University of Florida (2014)
• M.S. in Psychology, Auburn University (2018)
• Ph.D. in Psychology, Auburn University (2024)

Dr. Edgemon's research integrates clinical and translational approaches to address behavioral challenges among underserved youth populations. She employs experimental methodologies to study restorative justice practices and behavioral demand, particularly in juvenile justice and residential treatment contexts.

Her recent publications highlight trends in juvenile behavioral intervention, translational models of consumption patterns, and temporal analysis of challenging behaviors. Articles explore staff training, preference assessment, and telehealth-based self-management techniques.

Dr. Edgemon, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, teaches courses such as PSY 323: Applied Behavior Analysis and mentors students in the Experimental Ph.D. Program. She is actively engaged in clinical and translational research, with no specific scientific awards noted in the provided texts.