
After graduating with a B.A. in The Biological Basis of Behavior from The University of Pennsylvania, I obtained my M.A., M.Phil. and Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology from the Cognition & Perception Program at New York University.
As a Lecturer at Barnard College, I teach a variety of classes offered by the Psychology Department. I am passionate about accessible and inclusive teaching and mentorship.
As an experimental psychologist, I leverage behavioral psychophysics and eye-tracking to investigate the interplay between attention, visual perception, eye movements and perceptual learning in neurotypical humans across development and clinical populations, including adults with ADHD and amblyopia, a neurodevelopmental visual disorder characterized by weaker vision in one eye.
PSYC BC1010 Introductory Laboratory in Experimental Psychology: Fall 2025
PSYC BC2109 Perception Laboratory: Fall 2025
PSYC BC1010 Introductory Laboratory in Experimental Psychology: Fall 2020-2024
PSYC BC2109 Perception Laboratory: Fall 2020-2024
PSYC BC1101 Statistics Lecture & Recitation: Summer 2021, 2024 & Spring 2022
PSYC BC1020 Behavioral Research Methods & Analysis: Spring 2023-2025, Fall 2024
Adjunct Professor for "Perception": Summer 2021
Guest Lecturer for "Perception": Fall 2019
Instructor for "Perception": Summer 2019
Guest Lecturer for "Topics in Perception and Attention": Spring 2019
Teaching Assistant for "Cognitive Neuroscience": Fall 2018
Teaching Assistant for "Perception": Fall 2017
Tutor for "Perception": Summer 2017
Guest Lecturer for "How We See": Fall 2013, 2014, 2018, & 2019
marobert@barnard.edu
416H Milbank Hall
Psychology Department
Barnard College
New York, NY 10027