Dolly Seeburger
Position: Ph.D Student, Third Year
Email: dseeburger3@gatech.edu
Education:
BA (2009) Design Curtin University of Technology Degree
Research Experience
Research in Personality and Well-being Laboratory at San Francisco State University
Fun Fact About Me:
I have my own brand of knitted and crochet items, under the brand name The Dolly Llama
About Me
I am currently a Ph.D student in the Cognition & Brain Science program. My interest in cognitive neuroscience stemmed from my curiosity of human behavior. I started taking psychology post-baccalaureate classes part time at a community college not knowing where it would lead and two years later, I am in a Ph. D program that is entirely unrelated to my undergraduate degree. Goes to show, life is full of surprises. I feel very privileged to be given this opportunity to learn and contribute to science.
When I am not working or studying, I am either hiking and camping around North Georgia, lifting heavy things at the gym, slapping the bass, or coming up with puns like these:
A battery was accused of murder by setting his father on fire. He pleaded guilty and was allowed to give a closing statement and this was what he said:
“I didn’t mean to lithium on fire. I know what I did was alkaline, and I deserve to be charged”
You’re welcome.
Research Interests
Flow, mindfulness, mind-wandering, quasi-periodic patterns (QPP), default mode network (DMN), dorsal attention network (DAN)
Awards
- Full Scholarship for B.A. Design (2005-2008)
- President’s Award for Young Achievers (2008)