Meet the Team

Kylie Hagan, BA

Clinical Research Assistant I

Kylie is a graduate of Baylor University who hopes to pursue a career in Clinical Psychology.

Research Interests: neuropsychology and cognitive psychopathology.

Kylie Hagan, BA

Fisayo Omonije, BA

Clinical Research Assistant I

Fisayo is a graduate of Johns Hopkins University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Public Health Studies and competed as a student-athlete in cross country and track & field. He plans to pursue an M.D.

Research interests: neurological disorders, neuropathology.

Fisayo Omonije

Ericka Carter, B.S.

Clinical Research Coordinator I

Ericka is a graduate of Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University who hopes to pursue a career in Clinical Neuropsychology.  

Research Interest: Neurodegenerative disorders and noninvasive brain stimulation techniques.

Ericka Carter

Chloë "Coco" Wragg-Kerridge, MSc

Clinical Research Coordinator

"Coco" joined us after many years studying pathological changes in the ET cerebellum with our collaborators at Columbia University. She earned her master's degree in Molecular Biology from the University of London, and aspires to become a medical writer. Outside of the lab, she enjoys arts and crafts, cooking, and watching soccery.

Chloë Wragg-Kerridge, MSc

Nora Hernandez, M.D.

Manager Research Programs

Nora is a clinical oncologist who has worked internationally conducting clinical research in oncology and neurology in both commercial and academic settings. Nora has supported Dr. Louis’ research in movement disorders, focusing on essential tremor since 2003 at Columbia University as research coordinator, later at Yale University as an associate research scientist, and currently at UTSW as Manager of Research Programs. Her main interest is epistemology, applied to semiology and the underlying pathophysiology of neurological diseases in the context of population-based research.

Nora Hernandez, M.D.

Diane Berry, Ph.D.

Biostatistical Consultant I

Diane is a senior researcher and biostatistician. Before coming to UTSW, she was a tenured professor at Southern Methodist University and a senior research scientist at Children’s Medical Center Dallas and the University of Texas Health Science Center (Houston) School of Public Health. Areas of expertise: cognition and development, experimental design, inferential and multivariate statistics.

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