Piper Slonecker

Piper Slonecker

(in progress - expected completion May 2025) B.A., Honours Psychology

Faculty of Arts, Psychology

Biography:
Piper Slonecker is an undergraduate student at the University of British Columbia, and she expects to complete a Bachelor of Arts in Honours Psychology in May 2025. Her research experience began at UBC Sexual Health Research, where she completed her honours thesis from 2023-2024 and will complete a directed study from 2024-2025. She currently works at the UBC Social Health Lab as a study coordinator for the Teen Health and Development Study, and she volunteers at the UBC Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Lab as a research assistant for the CONTROL Study.

Research areas of interest:

Sexual Wellness, Romantic and Familial Relationships, Behavioural Neuroendocrinology

Research Themes:

Reproductive Infectious Diseases Sexual and Reproductive Health

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