Caley Schwartz

Caley Schwartz is an Assistant Clinical Professor at the Child Study Center, Yale School of Medicine. Affiliated with Yale University, their work focuses on autism spectrum disorders, social cognition, and developmental psychology. They hold a PhD from the University of Miami (2009) and a BA from Case Western Reserve University (2003).

Education:

• PhD in Clinical Psychology, University of Miami (2009)
• MA in Psychology, University of Miami (2005)
• BA in Psychology, Case Western Reserve University (2003)

Research interests include neurodevelopmental disorders, temperament, and adaptive functioning in adolescents with autism. Their work integrates behavioral analysis with neurophysiological methods like EEG/ERP to study social cognition deficits.

Awards:

• Zigler Fellowship (Yale University, 2008–present)
• Peter Mundy Award (Yale University)
• Kriloff Travel Award (University of Miami)

Active in professional organizations including the American Psychological Association and International Society for Autism Research. Their clinical and research activities are centered at the Child Study Center, focusing on translational research and clinical interventions for neurodevelopmental disorders.