Her research broadly focuses on psychosocial factors that contribute to adolescents’ and young adults’ health risk behaviors. She is particularly interested in peers’ influence on weight-related behaviors. In addition to mentoring doctoral students in clinical psychology at USF, Dr. Rancourt teaches undergraduate and graduate courses, and runs a health psychology clinical supervision group for doctoral students. Both her graduate courses, Evidence-Based Assessment and Assessment and Treatment of Eating and Weight Disorders, and her clinical supervision group emphasize evidence-based approaches to clinical work. Reba-Harrison, Lauren