About Raine
Raine Palladino is a dedicated educator and behavioral health professional with a deep expertise in psychology and social dynamics. Currently serving as an Adjunct Faculty member at institutions such as Hunter College, Marist College, and Pace University, she teaches a wide range of specialized courses including the Psychology of Women, Child Psychology, and the Psychology of Socioeconomic Inequality. Beyond the classroom, Raine has worked since 2020 as a Behaviorist in Autism Services, where she develops data-driven treatment plans and evaluates environmental variables to improve client outcomes. She holds a Master’s degree in Psychology from Hunter College and a Graduate Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis from Monmouth University. A recipient of the Fellowship for Teaching Excellence in Psychology, Raine is committed to promoting interactive learning environments and advancing the understanding of identity and emotional expression.