Kateri McRae studies the relationship between emotion and cognition, with a particular focus on how different cognitive processes can impact emotion. She is interested in how attention, thought and memory change and are changed by emotion. She teaches graduate seminars in affective neuroscience and fMRI methods, and undergraduate courses such as a first-year seminar called, "Exploring Psychology Through Theater" and a community-engaged seminar course for junior and senior psychology students called, "Emotion Regulation." She is currently the 4D Senior Scholar of Resilience, and has previously served as the president of the Social and Affective Neuroscience (an international academic society), the Director of Faculty Advising (DU), an associate editor at the APA journal Emotion, and the Curriculum Coordinator for the Department of Psychology.
Supervisor Skills Refresher: Building Resilience through Student Employment
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Tue, Dec 8, 2026
11 AM – 12 PM MST (GMT-7)
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Our accessibility plan includes enabling captioning for both in-person and virtual attendees, providing dicussion questions out loud and in writing, and sending out all materials afterward by email to registrants. The Burwell Center has both stairs and an elevator, and includes all-gender restrooms on the second floor. What else would help you engage? Let us know and we'll do our best to make it happen!