Cameron Wolfram, BS
Research Coordinator
Cameron is a Research Coordinator in the SPIRIT Center, primarily working with Dr. Maria Monroe-DeVita on first episode psychosis (FEP) projects and interventions, including supporting ECHO Clinics within the New Journeys Network.
Prior to joining the SPIRIT Center, Cameron worked as a research assistant at Saint Louis University in the Department of Sociology. Under Dr. Liz Chiarello, she worked on NSF-funded projects investigating the sociological impacts of the opioid crisis on patients, providers, and the medical system more broadly. She assisted on projects published in the American Sociological Review and Princeton University Press that focused on the regulation of patients and practitioners as they relate to opioid prescribing and administration.
Cameron graduated from Saint Louis University in 2024 with a B.S. in psychology and sociology with minors in criminology and criminal justice. Outside of work she enjoys live music, reading, true crime, and spending time outdoors.