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Malorie Helgert is a Research Associate at the Alvin V. Baird Attention and Learning Disability Center.  She is collaborating with Joey Sadler on a literature review regarding substance abuse prevention, as well as aiding Jessica Dudley on the development of a coaching intervention for ADHD high school students.

Malorie moved from Houston, Texas in the fall of 2003 to attend James Madison University, where she earned her B.S in Psychology in 2007.  As an undergraduate, she was a Research Assistant on the Interactive Media Project at ALDC from May 2006 until her graduation.  She also worked as a JumpStart Summer Camp counselor in 2007.