At TAM, we know that mental illnesses are among the most common and consequential health issues affecting adolescents and young adults. We also know that youth are avid technology users, and have demonstrated an ability to leverage technology for positive social change and to promote their own wellness. TAM is a finding and dissemination mechanism made up of researchers, industry reps, healthcare providers, and youth themselves, all of whom are asking and generating novel response to this foundational question: How can technology support adolescent mental wellness?
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Quinlan Alfredson
TAM Research Intern
Quinlan Alfredson is a freshman at University of Wisconsin -Madison. She intends on pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Pharmacology and Toxicology in the School of Pharmacy. She is in the Undergraduate Research Scholar program and serves as an intern at TAM helping out with TAM research and programmatic efforts.
