Jennifer Roth

Jennifer Roth is a Professor in the Department of Psychology, Counseling & Criminology at Carlow University. She conducts research on sound localization for blind and low vision tennis players, often collaborating with students who co-author publications and advance to better graduate programs. Her work bridges cognitive neuroscience and adaptive sports technology.

• Education: PhD and MA from Johns Hopkins University in Psychological and Brain Sciences, BS in Psychology from University of Pittsburgh

Research Interests: Focus on Blind Tennis and Working Memory, with applications in assistive technology and cognitive processing. Her lab investigates sensory adaptation and neural mechanisms in atypical populations.

Scientific Awards:

• Phi Beta Kappa
• Psi Chi
• Sisters of Mercy Excellence in Advising
• Mission Moment Award

Advising & Grants: Mentors students in designing and conducting independent research projects, with published work contributing to career and graduate school success. No explicit grant details found in provided text.