Clinical Science PhD student @ARISElabMSU @michiganstateu | passionate about equity in eating disorder treatment & research | she/they
Lansing, MI
Joined December 2021
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Emma Crumby retweeted
Hi folks! Final call for applications to join our community advisory board. If interested, please complete our application by Monday 10/21. To those who have expressed interest-thank you! We will be in touch very soon.
The ARISE lab is excited to announce we're seeking adults with lived experience of an eating disorder to join a paid advisory board. We'll be developing a set of virtual, stand-alone interventions to improve treatment accessibility. Learn more here: bit.ly/ariseCAB
Emma Crumby retweeted
Eek, I'm so excited to announce we're finally recruiting for a community advisory board to develop three single-session interventions for eating disorders! Please reach out to me or @EmmaCrumby if you have questions! Priority deadline to receive applications is Monday 10/7!
The ARISE lab is excited to announce we're seeking adults with lived experience of an eating disorder to join a paid advisory board. We'll be developing a set of virtual, stand-alone interventions to improve treatment accessibility. Learn more here: bit.ly/ariseCAB
We’re SO excited to be recruiting for our community advisory board for the development of our single session interventions! Follow the link in the original post to learn more!
The ARISE lab is excited to announce we're seeking adults with lived experience of an eating disorder to join a paid advisory board. We'll be developing a set of virtual, stand-alone interventions to improve treatment accessibility. Learn more here: bit.ly/ariseCAB
If you’re curious about MSU’s clinical science PhD or the ARISE lab, come to this info session! You’ll get to talk to me and Blair about the ARISE lab so if you’re interested in eating and body image research, I hope to see you there!
Interested in the Clinical Science PhD program at @MsuPsychology? Register for our information session on 9/30 at 6 PM ET: psychology.msu.edu/graduates…
You'll get a brief program overview and then each lab will be in a breakout room to talk and answer questions!
Do folks with anorexia vs atypical anorexia respond to treatment differently? Super excited to share this infographic summarizing the findings from our recent paper! Big thanks to my co-first author (@TaylorE_Penwell) and co-authors (tagged below)!
Emma Crumby retweeted
Welcome, incoming @MsuPsychology Clinical Science doctoral students! And a special welcome to the newest @ARISElabMSU member, @EmmaCrumby! We can't wait for you all to join us!
Welcome to our eight new grad students specializing in clinical science: Naomi Alvarado, Anna Benedict, Emma Crumby, Reid Davis, Lauren Duvall, Elizabeth Eberlin, Ashley Hayden, and Joohee Lee!
Get to know each grad student here: psychology.msu.edu/news-even…
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#MSUPsychology
ALT A green graphic inviting you to meet the incoming clinical science PhD students at Michigan State.
ALT Eight headshots of the incoming Clinical Science graduate students. At the center is the MSU Spartan head logo.
Emma Crumby retweeted
Holy sh*t, it’s real!
Endless gratitude to Evelyn & Elyse, who have been so supportive & helped make this happen, @TracyTylka for writing the foreword & putting IE on the research map, & @NewHarbinger for believing in this project.
It’s a good day when your first first author paper is accepted! Could not be more grateful to my co-authors and my lovely co-first author❤️@TaylorE_Penwell @uofleatlab
Excited to share that our (@EmmaCrumby @RachButler3 @FittermanHarris @amlortiz @CheriLev) paper comparing treatment outcomes for AN and AAN was accepted to Journal of Affective Disorders! It was such a joy to co-first author this paper with @EmmaCrumby!! More info coming soon🥳
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There are no words at the tragic loss and circumstances that Savannah and Ethan are dealing with. Please consider donating and supporting their family:
gofund.me/5bc2642e
Emma Crumby retweeted
if we ever needed further proof that universities are businesses, and that academia will never love you back, this is it. columbia and nyu would rather arrest their students and faculty than acknowledge genocide or divest from weapon development.
Emma Crumby retweeted
Really excited to share this article that I co-authored with @HannahJCory, @m_simonephd, Tricia Alexander & Safiya McHale. We argue that widely-used ED measures likely perpetuate & widen disparities & call for more inclusive tools to advance equity in EDs. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Emma Crumby retweeted
So excited to welcome inaugural lab member, @EmmaCrumby! Emma's passion for equitable, inclusive eating disorder care was immediately evident. We can't wait to begin our work together!
Could’ve waited for my partner to get home so I wouldn’t have to use self timer but I was too excited to announce I’m joining @michiganstateu’s Clinical Psych PhD program! Thrilled to be working with @BBurnettePhD to make eating disorder care more equitable and effective.
Could’ve waited for my partner to get home so I wouldn’t have to use self timer but I was too excited to announce I’m joining @michiganstateu’s Clinical Psych PhD program! Thrilled to be working with @BBurnettePhD to make eating disorder care more equitable and effective.
Emma Crumby retweeted
I don’t think I can articulate the level of disillusionment I feel as a trainee in the ED field in this moment.
This is the best I can do, for whomever it reaches. (🧵)
Emma Crumby retweeted
Very excited to share a new @uofleatlab paper published in @IntJEatDisord using machine learning to classify between cases of anorexia nervosa (AN) and atypical AN!
doi.org/10.1002/eat.24160
tldr; Unless you use BMI as a feature, performance is poor.
Emma Crumby retweeted
Participate in a PAID study with the EAT Laboratory and join a clinical trial comparing two types of #eatingdisorder treatment! Participants will receive up to 20 sessions of eating disorder treatment with a trained clinician, free of charge!
Emma Crumby retweeted
False dichotomizing of ob*sity medicine as ⚡️science⚡️ vs HAES/weight inclusive practice as 😥feelings😥 needs to stop. Not only does #HAES have hella research backing, the other side relies on inconclusive&messy science that often fails to support its blatant fatphobic beliefs😘
