Dr. Korenman received her PhD in Behavioral Neuroscience in 2004 from The American University, in Washington, DC. The focus of her graduate work was individual differences in learning styles and memory for auditorally and visually presented information. While completing her graduate work, Dr. Korenman worked as a research coordinator in the Department of Behavioral Health at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, managing over 45 projects investigating the use of telecommunications technology as a means for delivering healthcare to underserved populations. Specifically, Dr. Korenman was interested in the use of such technology for devising cognitive assessments and the efficacy of therapeutic interventions via computer and Video Telecommunications devices.