UMN Psychology Well-Represented at Annual HiTOP Conference
Earlier in June, the Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psycholopathology (HiTOP) Society hosted its annual conference in Minneapolis, MN. The focus of HiTOP is to reimagine and advance the classification of psychopathology, organizing mental health conditions on a spectrum based on shared symptoms and causes rather than into distinct categories. Numerous UMN Psychology faculty, graduate students, and alumni, many of whom are part of the HiTOP consortium, presented their research at the conference. UMN presenters include:
- Edward Chou, alum, PhD
- Sam Cooper, alum, PhD
- Colin G. DeYoung, faculty
- Beatrice Grund, graduate student
- Robert Krueger, faculty
- Magdalena March, graduate student
- Craig Marquardt, alum, PhD
- Glenda Mello, alum, BS
- Whitney Ringwald, faculty
- Sylia Wilson, adjunct faculty and faculty in ICD
For a full listing of the conference proceedings and presentation titles for each, refer to the conference proceedings.
Learn more on how HiTOP is Changing the Rules of Mental Health Diagnosis.
