Dev Crasta is a doctoral candidate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Rochester.

He is currently completing his dissertation under the mentorship of Dr. Ronald Rogge with his Ph.D. expected in August 2018.

Read below to learn more about the current status of Dev's research, teaching, and clinical work or use the tabs above to learn about these topics in more detail.

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Research
Dev Crasta's research aims to extend the insights of relationship psychology to underserved
families. His translational approach to this problem has two major components:
  • Basic research into community level variables that might impact treatment effectiveness.
  • Applied research developing online tools intended to work across contexts.
Both of the above research strands are supported by methodology work exploring new ways to assess treatment processes and mechanisms.

CURRENT STATUS: Dev will be presenting his latest research at ABCT's 51st Annual Convention.
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Teaching
Dev Crasta teaches undergraduate courses on various topics in the fields of psychology, statistics, and writing.

He also provides trainings to graduate students in the areas of pedagogy and statistics.

Dev also provides trainings to graduate students in the area

CURRENT STATUS: Dev is presently on a hiatus from teaching to focus on his clinical internship. However, he is still actively continuing his educational research collaborations.
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Clinical Work
Dev has spent his graduate career developing clinical competencies working with:
  • Serious and Persistent Mental Illness and Inpatient Populations
  • Veterans

CURRENT STATUS: Dev is completing his predoctoral internship at the VA New Jersey Healthcare System.

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