METRICS Lab
Lab Director
Dr. Jennifer Feitosa
is an Associate Professor of the Department of Psychology at Claremont McKenna College. She has earned her Ph.D. and M.S. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from the University of Central Florida. Her research interests include teams, diversity, and methods in the workplace. She is currently answering questions, such as How can we maximize the benefits of diversity in work teams? She has co-authored over 100 publications in peer-review journals and presentations at professional conferences.
Claremont McKenna College
Office: Seaman Hall 220
Mailing: 850 Columbia Ave
Claremont, CA 91711
E-mail: jfeitosa@cmc.edu
Phone: (909) 607-9947
Research Assistants
Aaliyah Almeida
Aaliyah is a sophomore at CMC majoring in psychology. She initially found herself interested in the clinical realm of psychology along with studying how marginalized communities were treated in the healthcare system. However, she has recently discovered I/O Psychology and found herself more interested in the troubles minority groups face in the workforce. Her current research interests revolve around the impacts of DEI initiatives on employee performance and satisfaction from marginalized groups, along with how this may also extend into the educational sector. She plans to eventually pursue a PhD in either Clinical or I/O Psychology, and hopes that aiding with research in the METRICS Lab will help her with this decision along the way.
Quan Nguyen
Quan (he/him) is a sophomore studying Psychological Science at Pomona College. His research areas are in diverse school settings, small-group work dynamics, and individual cultural identities. Additionally, Quan is curious in understanding these individuals' concepts and their intersections. He pulls from his experience working in multi-cultural schools through teaching and volunteering and being a part of small diverse teams in Advancement departments. Quan plans on going into graduate school for I/O Psychology or Teaching and Learning.
Mrdah Murali
Mrdah is a first-year at CMC majoring in Integrated Sciences and is considering a dual in Economics. Her research interests include behavioral analysis and she will be looking at the concept of belongingness abroad taking into account moderators that affect this process. She is planning on pursuing a career in medicine as a Sports Physician.
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Jordan Nguyen
Jordan is a first-year at CMC majoring in Organizational Studies and Data Science. He is interested in HR consulting and workforce data analytics, especially in the entertainment and hospitality industry. Jordan is passionate about empowering others to be the best version of themselves and always tries to apply that lesson to his own life. When he has free time, Jordan enjoys reading books, playing billiards, and going on walks around the city and nature.
Roystone Varuma
Roystone is a first-year student at CMC majoring in Integrated Sciences with a focus on financial economics. He is passionate about the intersection of public health and health psychology, and he aims to build a career in Big Pharma as either a pharmacologist or a consultant. In the Metrics lab, Roystone is particularly excited about the opportunity to dive deep into statistics, as he loves how it can transform data into meaningful insights. He’s eager to harness the power of quantitative analysis to drive impactful decisions in the health sector
