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Evan Bose

Evan Bose

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Evan Bose is a psychology scholar who recently completed his M.Sc. in Clinical Psychology at Bangalore University, following a distinguished academic foundation with a B.Sc. (Honours) in Psychology from Sidho-Kanho-Birsha University, where he graduated as a University Rank Holder, Gold Medalist, and with distinction. His academic trajectory reflects both excellence and a commitment to integrating psychological theory into meaningful, real-world applications. Evan’s expertise spans clinical psychology, cognitive and neuropsychology, child and adult psychopathology, and digital mental health. His research interests include emotional resilience, neurocognitive functioning, trauma-informed care, and digital psychodiagnostics, alongside a growing focus on the ethical use of technology in mental health. He is passionate about developing culturally sensitive frameworks that foster inclusive and sustainable mental health solutions. Beyond academia, Evan has acquired substantial professional and applied experience. As a Research Intern at BITS Pilani (Goa), he contributed to projects at the intersection of cognition and behavior, while as a School Counseling Intern, he delivered over 50 counseling sessions in a government school. There, he designed interventions for emotional well-being and behavior regulation and developed reporting tools for teachers and counselors, demonstrating a practical, impact-oriented approach. Currently, he is also working as a freelancer, applying his expertise in research, writing, and mental health practice to diverse projects. Proficient in SPSS, NVivo, and MAXQDA, Evan brings strong methodological skills in thematic analysis, survey design, and qualitative coding. Also, he has co-authored and published multiple papers. Evan looks forward to pursuing a Ph.D. in psychology, with the long-term aspiration of becoming a clinical psychologist, researcher, and professor dedicated to advancing both academic excellence and social impact in mental health.

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