Rate My Professor Geneva Mariotti

Geneva Mariotti is a PhD student in Psychology at the University of Toronto and the Rotman Research Institute. She is a direct-entry PhD student specializing in Perception, Cognition, and Cognitive Neuroscience. Working under the supervision of Drs. Bjorn Herrmann and Jennifer Ryan at the Rotman Research Institute, she explores how auditory and visual processing interact in the mind to shape internal percepts that support memory. She completed her BSc at York University. Mariotti has served as a teaching assistant in multiple undergraduate psychology courses at the University of Toronto, including Positive Psychology, Human Memory, Statistics I, Psychopathologies of Childhood, Neurochemical Basis of Behaviour, and others. Her research contributions include work on topics such as eye movements reflecting listening effort and visualizable speech, as well as expertise-related changes in the cortex.