Rate My Professor Caroline Easton

Easton's career includes directing Yale University’s Forensic Drug Diversion Clinic for court-referred patients and serving as Full Professor of Addiction and Forensic Psychology at Rochester Institute of Technology, where she directed forensic services, the Psychology Internship Training Program, and labs such as FAV-Tech and CBTech. She received major awards including COVID-19 Health Care Hero recognition from the Rochester Business Journal, a $1.4 million Health Resources and Services Administration grant in 2019 for graduate psychology education, and a $100,000 Lee Foundation award for her clinical psychology program. Key publications include “Violence and Substance Use Among Female Partners of Men in Treatment for Intimate-Partner Violence” (2009, Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law) and “Motivation to Change Substance Use Among Offenders of Domestic Violence” (2000). Her work influences clinical practices, with models adopted by substance abuse clinics in London and policy impact via a 2014-2015 report for the Connecticut General Assembly on family violence strategies. Easton supervises Rochester Psychology Internship Consortium interns and postdoctoral fellows in digital therapeutics, wearable technology, and biomarkers.