Vy (read: /vee/) Ngo received her B.A. in Psychology and International Relations at Lawrence University, and her M.S. in Learning Sciences and Technologies at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Vy’s first experience in research was being a Research Assistant at her college’s developmental psychology lab, where she saw the need for additional support for students and teachers in the form of tangible educational tools and assistance in classrooms and at home. Vy is also interested in intersectional identities and their effects on one’s cognition and performance in social, specifically educational, settings. At the Institute for Cognitive and Brain Health, she hopes to contribute her experience in research project coordination, foster a supportive lab environment, and continue to pursue her research passion in creating tangible support for diverse communities.