Our fellows come from medical schools around the U.S. and outside the country. Learn more about our residents and see what a few of them have to say about our program.

Class of 2026

	Allegra Campagna, Ph.D. Child/Pediatric Psychology Fellowship Why Mayo Clinic: The child fellowship offers unique opportunities (intensive outpatient programs, and exposure to severe or high impact symptoms) Ideal job: Multidisciplinary pediatric psychology setting working with patients and families with cardiac conditions and chronic pain Hobby: Film photography Favorite book: Bodies are Cool by Tyler Feder
	Nick Corriveau-Lecavalier, Ph.D. Adult Neuropsychology Fellowship Why Mayo Clinic: Clinical care and research inform each other at Mayo Clinic. Colleagues are also warm, authentic, and genuinely care for people Ideal job: Becoming a clinician-investigator and trialist in neurodegenerative diseases Hobbies: Spending time with my soon-to-be-wife, my dogs, and triathlons Favorite books: Descartes' error (Antonio Damasio) and Les Misérables (Victor Hugo)
	Lili Gloe, Ph.D. Child/Pediatric Psychology Fellowship Why Mayo Clinic: The breadth of high-quality child and pediatric clinical and research opportunities are well-aligned with my fellowship goals Ideal job: Primarily clinical with some research involvement at an academic medical center Hobbies: Baking and yoga Favorite book: Persuasion by Jane Austen
	Kyle Schofield, Ph.D. Clinical Health Psychology Fellowship Why Mayo Clinic: I love the customizability of the fellowship, the high-quality training, the research opportunities, and the amazing social atmosphere! Ideal job: Part of an interdisciplinary team, providing brief behavioral interventions, and working with transgender populations Hobby: I just made 9 bottles of fermented hot sauce Favorite book: Breakfast of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut
	Eric Semmel, Ph.D. Pediatric Neuropsychology Fellowship Why Mayo Clinic: The variety of clinical experiences and research opportunities! Ideal job: Generalist clinical position in an academic medical center setting, with the opportunity for multidisciplinary collaboration and program development Hobby: Running Favorite book: Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin

Class of 2025

	Grace Hanvey, Ph.D. Clinical Health Psychology Fellowship Why Mayo Clinic: Mayo Clinic offers an exceptional transdisciplinary environment for patient-centered, culturally sensitive care. I couldn't ask for a better post-doctoral training experience to pursue cancer health equity! Ideal job: Clinical health psychologist at an academic medical center where I can continue research, teaching, and clinical practice focused on serving the underserved in cancer care Hobbies: Playing guitar, community theater, CrossFit, knitting, and crocheting Favorite book: The Language of Letting Go, Melody Beattie
	Emily Hilton, Ph.D. Child/Pediatric Psychology Fellowship Why Mayo Clinic: The breadth of interdisciplinary clinical and research opportunities and the warm, collaborative environment Ideal job: Pediatric psychologist at an academic medical center Hobbies: Hiking and mountain biking Favorite book: A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara
	Johanna Ramirez, Ph.D. Clinical Health Psychology Fellowship Why Mayo Clinic: The opportunities for clinical training and research were a perfect fit for my interests and career goals. The genuine faculty, the amazing resources, and the perks were a great selling point Ideal job: Working within a multidisciplinary treatment team at an academic medical center and working with LGBTQIA+ patients Hobbies: Tennis and mastering the art of the mixtape Favorite book: Siddartha by Hermann Hesse
	Rita Taylor, Ph.D. Adult Neuropsychology Fellowship Why Mayo Clinic: The plethora of unique clinical and research opportunities as well as the welcoming and collaborative atmosphere within the department Ideal job: Clinician and researcher at an academic medical center working with historically underserved communities Hobbies: Pilates and reading Favorite books: Dawn by Octavia Butler and A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess