Leah Casner was the Project Coordinator on the Infant Sibling Project, from 2007-2010. Her primary responsibilities included implementing experiments involving eye-tracking and event related potentials, administering standardized cognitive assessments and coordinating the ISP team at Boston University.

Her undergraduate work centered on developmental psychology, which included work at the Boston University Twin Project studying cognitive and behavioral differences in twins, an internship at the Harvard University Laboratory for Developmental Studies investigating infants understanding of cohesion, and a directed study with Dr. Tager-Flusberg examining infants at high-risk for autism spectrum disorders. Leah recently left us to pursue graduate school in the fall at the Boston University School of Public Health, in the Maternal and Child Health Program where she hopes to study women’s health and its effect on family and community health.