Dr. Stephanie Korenic is an Assistant Professor within the Translational Imaging Research Program at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center (MPRC). She is a clinician-scientist with over 14 years of experience working with individuals across the psychosis spectrum across research and clinical settings. She is currently registered as a Psychology Associate in the state of Maryland, and maintains a small caseload of individual therapy clients within the MPRC Carpenter Clinic’s First Episode Program.

Stephanie earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Temple University in 2024. She earned an M.A. in Psychology from Temple in 2020, and dual B.A. degrees from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) in 2012 for triple-majoring in Psychology, Visual Arts with a Graphic Design Concentration, and Media and Communication Studies. She also earned a certificate in Big Data and Social Analytics from MIT in 2016.

Stephanie has research interests in predictive modeling and plans to continue integrating multi-modal neuroimaging, passive sensing, and other “big data”-driven approaches to examine conversion to psychosis longitudinally, with attention paid to better understanding the interplay between sleep and social-cognitive functioning.

With respect to research, Stephanie utilizes a translational approach to better understand what puts certain individuals at heightened risk for developing psychotic disorders. To this end, she integrates multi-modal neuroimaging, passive sensing, and other “big data”-driven methods to examine conversion to psychosis longitudinally, with attention paid to better understanding the interplay between sleep and social-cognitive functioning. Clinically, she has interests in the design and implementation of non-invasive digital and biofeedback-based treatments for early symptoms of psychosis, and in increasing access to evidence-based care using technology.

Stephanie's personal interests include photography, web and print design, yoga, baking, and traveling. She is also a freelance photographer and web/print designer.