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Arcadia Ewell is a dedicated researcher and educator with extensive experience in developmental science and psychology. Currently serving as a Graduate Research Assistant at the Brain and Early Experiences Lab and a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Boston University, Arcadia contributes to research studies focusing on behavioral and sleep interventions and assists in teaching Psychology 101 and Psychology of Personality. Previously, Arcadia held various roles including Faculty Research Assistant and Undergraduate Research Assistant at the Neurocognitive Development Lab, managing a longitudinal study on sleep and memory while analyzing MRI scans. Additionally, Arcadia has experience as an intern at the American Psychological Association and the Rape Crisis Intervention Service, contributing to both research and community outreach initiatives. Arcadia holds a PhD and MA in Developmental Science from Boston University and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of Maryland.