MindArch Health Spring 2026 Intern Projects

  • APOLLO v3/v4 - Developed a Machine Learning model to continuously enhance tailored solutions and make adjustments through remapping criteria

    Contributors:
    Janna Muryawan, MS

    Supraja Medicherla, MS

  • PROJECT MOONSTONE: Wrote a case study publication on a baseline study of mental wellbeing using the 5-Elements surveys at Stony Brook University.

    Contributors:
    Samantha Morreale

  • PROJECT HUSKY: Interns created chapter activities and chapter summaries of MAH’s EQUIP Course and integrated the course content onto the website.

    Contributors:
    Mashrika Khan

    Alvin Lian

  • PROJECT JIGGLYPUFF: Interns created a training library introduction video with a repeatable framework and design for MAH’s MAP software.

    Contributors:
    Alyssa Torres

    Celina Hu

    Justin Restrepo

    Lana Alzheimer

  • DIAMOND - Interns researched potential funding opportunities throughout the country and matched potential institutions who want to collaborate with MindArch to these grants.

    Contributors:
    Celina Hu

    Braminder

  • PROJECT MAGICIAN: Wrote content to translate up-to-date research into awareness campaigns through email and Linkedin.

    Contributors:
    Aliya Mohammed

    Emma Sheridan

    Naziha Islam

  • SEVEN SWORDS: Created an interactive dashboard prototype to organize and visualize qualitative and quantitative behavioral health data, including contextual analyses, social determinants of health vulnerabilities, and 5-Element wellbeing metrics.

    Contributors:

    Supraja Medicherla

    Braminder

    Naziha Islam

    Alvin Lian

    Aliya Mohammed

    Celina Hu

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Meet the Spring 2026 Intern team

  • Christopher Montalbano

    Christopher Montalbano is a Stony Brook Alumni. He graduated in the Spring of ‘25 holding a B.A in Sociology and Psychology, with a minor in Health Medicine and Society. He is an advocate for mental health awareness, with a large focus on men’s mental health. He is applying for Ph.D. programs to further research in this area and become a tenured professor.

  • Mashrika Khan

    Mashrika is a senior at Stony Brook University double majoring in Psychology and Sociology. As an intern at MindArch Health, she supports projects that promote proactive psychological interventions using a data-driven approach. She plans to pursue her PhD in social psychology to conduct research on underserved populations with the goal of expanding mental health accessibility.

  • Samantha Morreale

    Stony Brook University graduate working as a Research Intern at MindArch Health and a Behavior Technician for children with autism. Research interests focus on supporting underrepresented children and adolescents facing societal disadvantages. Planning to attend graduate school next fall in Experimental Psychology.

  • Aliya Mohammed

    Aliya Mohammed is a current psychology student. This year she has been interested in research and writing pertaining to well-being and contemporary psychological framework. One day she hopes to have her own private practice in which she plans to utilize various mediums to prevent, treat, and assist with crises.

  • Celina Hu

    Celina Hu is a Psychology Major in her Junior year, attending Stony Brook University. Aspiring to be in the medical field, she joined this internship to take on an active role in learning and advocating to provide preventative aid for different communities. Currently studying for Med School, with either a specialization in Dermatology or Psychiatry, she hopes to develop her communication skills to better interact with peers and patients in the future.

  • Emma Sheridan

    Emma Sheridan is a rising senior at Stony Brook University, majoring in Psychology with a strong focus on clinical research.  Emma is especially passionate about abnormal psychology and after graduating in 2026, she plans to pursue a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, with the goal of contributing to both academic research and clinical practice.

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