Jacqueline Ann Mogle

Jacqueline Ann Mogle is an Associate Research Professor affiliated with the Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention Research Center (PRC). Her work focuses on aging-related cognitive decline, stressors, and mental health, particularly in older adults and young females. She leads multidisciplinary projects funded by the National Institute on Aging and the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.

• Key research areas: Stressors, Cognitive Decline, Negative Affect, PTSD, and Cardiovascular Dysfunction in aging populations.
• Projects include ecological investigations of alcohol effects on cognition, subjective memory impairment assessment for Alzheimer's detection, and interventions for PTSD in African American military dyads.
• Her recent publications (2025) explore daily stress responsivity, social activity preferences in nursing homes, and smartphone-based cognitive assessments.

She collaborates with institutions like the National Institute on Aging and employs methodologies such as measurement burst studies and daily diary assessments.