Sebastian has worked hard over the past five semesters to grow remarkably as a scientist. He has been helpful in the lab with other grad students, excelled in all of his classes, demonstrated remarkable leadership with his research project from start to finish, has given multiple professional public talks about his research, was a key player in delivering all project deliverables to our funder, worked as a grader for statistics classes, and made drastic improvements in his scientific writing ability. He checks all of the boxes to qualify as a superstar graduate student.

Miranda is truly an exceptional student. Her thesis looks at placebo mechanisms in pain perception; she has a strong grasp on theory, excellent scientific writing skills, and a strong command of the literature. She also has excellent quantitative skills and was hired as a GA this year for PSYC 109 (Statistics).

Anthony Aviles has demonstrated outstanding academic performance throughout the Applied Anthropology MA program.  He earned top scores across his coursework leading up to and including the MA culminating experience, maintaining a GPA of 4.0. Anthony’s work consistently demonstrates attention to detail, critical thinking, and keen insights. He has accomplished this while completing additional classes beyond required coursework for the program, which has resulted in greater breadth and depth of applied skills and perspectives.

Exploring the Biochemical Regulatory Functions of Lgl1 on Neural Progenitor Cells of the Murine SVZ

Multiscale Modeling of Neuroinflammation

Multiscale Modeling of Neuroinflammation