Mira Copich is the Research Specialist for the CARRS study. She graduated from the George Washington University in 2018 with a BA in Psychology with an emphasis on developmental psychopathology. During her undergraduate career, Mira worked on various studies, including a deep brain stimulation project and a study focusing on coparenting relationships and childhood development. In her free time, Mira enjoys hiking, playing the violin, and reading too many books.
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