Article archive / November 2017
Originally published: . Volume 8, No. 11. Source pages: 7.
LSU Alum, Dr. Hill, Named for Early Achievement by National Academy of Neuropsychology
Dr. Ben Hill, a graduate of the Louisiana State University Clinical Psychology Program and currently a faculty member at the University of South Alabama, has earned the Early Career Award by the National Academy of Neuropsychology, according to LSU.
The award is given to researchers who make a significant scholarly contribution to field of neuropsychology during their first ten years. Dr. Hill’s research includes fluid cognition, cognitive disorders, concussion/mTBI and TBI, symptom validity measurement, intra- individual variability and cognitive effects of meta-inflammation.
Dr. Hill graduated from the Clinical Psychology Program at LSU in 2008 and completed his postdoctoral fellowship in clinical neuropsychology at Brown University before joining the faculty at University of Southern Alabama. His research has focused on a number of topics within the field of clinical neuropsychology.
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