Jailyn Wilson is a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences pursuing a double major in Psychology and Biology and Society with a specific focus on neuroscience. She is currently a research assistant in the Life History Lab conducting research on executive functioning using FMRI to understand how early childhood can affect behavior in adults. In the future, she hopes to continue doing research to understand how early childhood, especially negative events, can affect behavior later in life. She also plans to pursue a clinical PhD to become a professor and clinical psychologist

Isabella Crame is a current Junior in the College of Arts and Sciences. She is pursuing a double-major in Psychology and Sociology, with a concentration in Social Psychology and minors in both Latino Studies and Inequality Studies. Isabella is currently a part of the Krosch Lab which focuses its research on the social psychology underpinning inequality and discrimination. Her research interests lie at the intersection of psychology and race, and she is particularly interested in bias formation, racial self-concept, and multiracial identity flexibility. She aspires to a Ph.D. in Social Psychology, focusing on race and racism, and hopes to uplift diverse voices in her field, creating scholarship by and for minoritized individuals and increasing access to academia.

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