Hannah Dineen, BA
Clinical Research Coordinator
Hannah Dineen, BA
Clinical Research Coordinator
Hannah graduated with honors from Williams College in 2025 with a BA in Psychology and English. During her undergraduate career, she pursued research in women’s health, child development, and biological factors underlying mood disorders. As a former intern for CWMH, she contributed to MGHP3, The Guardians Project, and the National Pregnancy Registry. At McLean Hospital’s Laboratory for Affective and Translational Neuroscience (LATN), she supported research on the neurobiological mechanisms linking early life stress to depressive symptoms in young women. In addition, at Oxford University’s Psychopharmacology and Emotion Research Lab (PERL), she assisted with a study investigating the effects of antidepressants on motivation. At Williams, she conducted a senior thesis under Dr. Eliza Congdon exploring how gestures support narrative comprehension in third-graders. Following her time at MGH, she hopes to pursue a doctorate in clinical psychology.
