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# Created User IP address First Name Last Name Full name as you would like it to appear on the website Preferred Pronouns Hometown, State, and Country (ex: Tallahassee, FL, USA) FSU email Please check this box if you are willing to be contacted by students interested in UROP LinkedIn URL (optional) Major(s) Minor(s) Graduation Semester and Year (ex: Fall, 2022) What is your current research focus? Are there any other research related activities you participate(d) in? Answer one of the following two questions about being a UROP Leader or your UROP background. Please answer the question you selected above in the area provided. Please list any other hobbies or interests you would like to share Headshot 2025Year2025 Approved Update URL UROP Leaders Years as a UROP Leader Operations
268 (draft) Thu, 04/24/2025 - 06:15 PM Anonymous 144.174.212.101 No 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?token=owzU3RepQtQSnRL_xfwwZjCIu5YnhUi2xb0RYnQkZ9U 2025-2026
267 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 11:56 PM Anonymous 104.222.21.33 Emma Clark Emma Clark St. Louis, MO, USA erc23a@fsu.edu Yes https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmar-clark/ Political Science, Philosophy Spring 2027 Through my coursework and extracurricular involvement, I’ve developed a particular interest in the intersection of normative political theory and the concept of free will. As a Global Scholar and Sustainability Fellow currently engaged in related projects, I am actively laying the groundwork for what I hope will become the focus of my Honors in the Major thesis. In the spring of my freshman year, my UROP group was awarded an IDEA Grant to advance our research project under the continued mentorship of Dr. Irene Zanini-Cordi. We've also co-authored a pedagogical article outlining how our approach could be replicated in curriculums covering similar content. The piece is scheduled for publication in a special issue of Eighteenth-Century Studies, one of the leading journals in the field. I am currently a part of the Research Intensive Bachelor's Certificate (RIBC) Program in Political Science. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP was a crucial part of my transition into FSU, both as a student eager to explore the world of undergraduate research and as an individual hoping to feel acclimated to the larger campus community. I credit much of my smooth adjustment to college - and many of the opportunities I’ve since pursued - to my involvement in UROP. I am a big reader - thrillers are my favorite! 0AE00C67-B3CD-4527-B6D4-B9B1F3C8E071.JPEG 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=QjeTCUCwvf0FbpxCeQv7kHdp9lq4dd-lOMli2uUUVco 2025-2026
266 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 11:49 PM Anonymous 198.90.119.65 Priyanka Perumalraja Priyanka Perumalraja she/her Boynton Beach, FL, USA pp22z@fsu.edu Yes https://www.linkedin.com/in/priyanka-perumalraja-213a5519b/ Computational Biology N/A Spring, 2027 My current research focus is on the intersection of computer science (CS) and math with biology (specifically, cell and molecular biology). I'm interested in how CS and math allow us to understand biological phenomena at a significantly faster rate and deeper level, as well as how it can reveal biological workings that would have been hidden to us otherwise. I've participated in UROP, the Florida Undergraduate Research Conference (FURC), the Undergraduate Research Symposium (URS) at FSU, and the Tri-Beta Biological Honor Society Poster Competition! How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? As a UROP leader, I hope to provide my students the support, resources, and opportunities that were limited to me when I was starting in research. My personal experience entering into research was very confusing, stressful, and nerve-racking, mainly due to the fact that I didn't have much guidance or support on how to reach out to professors, how to advocate for myself, how to perform research tasks, and much more. I hope to relieve any of these nuisances that students may face during their entrance into research at FSU by being that support and allowing my students to focus on their growth and research work! I love playing tennis, trying new foods (fun fact, there's not a single food I would not eat), seeing new places, meeting new people, learning new things, and listening to music! Priyanka_Perumalraja_Headshot.jpg 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=i89YJjxvEmI9I0jOg2aw7L6bY8OEfiOOl7PSve7yzLg 2025-2026
265 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 11:37 PM Anonymous 50.30.143.136 Morgan Brown Morgan Brown She/her/hers Boca Raton, FL, USA mab23e@fsu.edu Yes https://morganabrown.com/ Psychology Computer Science Spring 2026
My current research investigates the neural mechanisms underlying cognitive control and examines how non-invasive brain stimulation, particularly Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), modulates these processes. We aim to understand how targeted neural modulation can influence cognitive performance which can aid in the treatment of internalizing disorders such as depression and trauma-related conditions.

Additionally, I am interested in the application of theoretical models of suicide, with a particular focus on how constructs like negative urgency contribute to elevated suicide risk. Currently, I am completing an honors thesis that investigates the role of negative urgency within high-risk populations.		 I’ve presented at various research conferences sharing my findings and collaborating with like minded individuals. I am also completing an Honors In The Major project. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? Coming into my undergraduate career, I knew I enjoyed research, but I was quite determined to pursue a career in medicine. The transition from high school research to collegiate research was surprisingly smooth, and I was fortunate enough to be paired with one of the most exceptional mentors possible. Through his guidance and the time he dedicated to teaching me as much as he could about his field, I gradually realized that this was where I truly belonged. With the support of UROP, I secured a position in one of my labs and worked my way up to research supervisor. I then joined another lab to further explore my interests and expand my knowledge, and I am currently completing an honors thesis. In conclusion, without UROP, my transition to research would not have been as seamless or fulfilling. I love sitting in the sun especially by the beach or pool and playing with my kittens! PhiDE Headshot.png 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=3yGkXsmHi-Q6wg4LHjA_RJVs0M4nOQWNIrGJt6uGSe0 2025-2026
264 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 10:53 PM Anonymous 104.222.17.161 Sydney Mock Sydney Mock she/her Marietta, Georgia sm22g@fsu.edu Yes Biological Science Fall 2026 I am currently on the pre-pharmacy track, looking to continue research there in research and development. I participated in UROP my sophomore year working on collegiate recovery programs. I completed an independent research project in 2022 in veterinary sciences about tibial plateau leveling osteotomy recovery, which allowed me to compete at the national level at the Junior Science and Humanities Symposium. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP was the most formative experience I have had at FSU. The year-long program allowed me to grow as a student, diversified my career options, and let me pursue something I was interested in. It helped me gain so many connections and real-world experience, which has been invaluable to me since finishing my research project. IMG_3187.jpg 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=uSro7l1_FbI7ZnBvECW96-ZGTOWr-fxoApAErn618no 2025-2026
263 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 10:49 PM Anonymous 98.230.83.81 Sarai Jean-Pierre Sarai Jean-Pierre she/her Melville, NY, USA snj23a@fsu.edu Yes Psychology Spring, 2027 My research interests center on addressing health disparities among medically underserved populations through community-engaged, behavioral research. I have experience working on projects that support caregivers of individuals with Alzheimer’s Disease, as well as church-based breast cancer prevention education tailored for African American women. I am particularly interested in the intersection of psychological well-being, health education, and culturally grounded interventions. My long-term goal is to contribute to research and healthcare initiatives that promote equity and improve health outcomes in marginalized communities. I was a Florida Alliance Health Equity Scholar in both 2021 and 2022, during which I conducted research and presented my work at the annual Florida Alliance research conferences each year. Currently, I serve as a research assistant at the Better Health and Life Center for Underserved Populations at Florida State University, where I contribute to projects aimed at reducing health disparities through community-based approaches. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? As a UROP Leader, I hope to guide students through the research process with honesty, encouragement, and care. Research is not a linear journey. it often involves unexpected challenges, learning curves, and growth. Having navigated these myself through projects focused on health equity, Alzheimer’s caregiver support, and breast cancer prevention in underserved communities, I want my students to know they’re not alone. I aim to create a supportive environment where they feel empowered to ask questions, make mistakes, and stay curious. Ultimately, I hope to help them see research not just as data collection, but as a powerful tool for advocacy, impact, and connection. Outside of academics, I am classically trained in piano and also enjoy playing the flute. Music has always been a creative outlet for me. I also love staying active and often play tennis in my free time! IMG_4497.jpeg 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=2kdifmSkRXCDt3N1AcYuY8CknWEQXAYjocpoLG3nqGo 2025-2026
262 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 10:47 PM Anonymous 73.118.45.170 Tiana Baker Tiana Baker she/her/hers Portmore, Jamaica tcb23b@fsu.edu Yes https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiana-baker/ Behavioral Neuroscience Family Sciences and Entrepeneurship Spring 2027 My current research focuses on improving nutritional literacy among older adults through a community-based nutrition program. Yes, I am involved in a Directed Independent Study (DIS) project that includes phlebotomy, blood glucose analysis, and physiological data collection where I contributed to literature reviews, poster presentations, and manuscript development on topics related to public health and aging populations. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP has been one of the most transformative parts of my time at FSU. It not only introduced me to the world of research but also gave me the mentorship, confidence, and community I needed to explore my academic interests more deeply. Through UROP, I’ve developed skills in scientific writing, data analysis, and professional communication. It also inspired me to pursue further research opportunities and eventually become a UROP Leader to support new students starting their own journeys. Outside of academics and research, I enjoy playing pickleball, working out, and staying active b y exploring Tallahassee. HeadshotUROP.png 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=0QZGElbeL8gBoshYvr6TqOl9fPeJBuEZa6bsALp3G6w 2025-2026
261 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 10:33 PM Anonymous 50.30.177.25 Hannah Gibb Hannah Gibb She/her Richmond, VA, USA hgg23@fsu.edu Yes Criminology and Psychology Bias Awareness in Public Health and Security Spring, 2027 When I was in UROP, I worked on a project called "Misdemeanor (In)Justice" in which we did research on how judge discretion can affect defendants during first appearances for misdemeanors. Our preliminary results found that first appearance court sessions vary greatly between all the county courts in Florida's Second Judicial Circuit. This leads to sentencing and plea deals for defendants to greatly vary depending on what county they must attend their first appearance court session in. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? As a student hoping to attend law school in the future, I believe UROP has greatly impacted the way I view the courts system and provided me with a better understanding of the injustices seen within it everyday. It has led me to recognize that change needs to happen within the criminal justice system starting with how the state prosecutors do their jobs. This only makes me want to strive harder to become a lawyer in the future and be able to implement the research I learned into my practice. I am currently a member of FSU's competitive mock trial team and am very passionate about the program! As for hobbies, I like to crochet, read, and play sand or indoor volleyball with friends! IMG_0400.JPEG 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=BS3nWxMUOX4LyCq4QnjGoQCFuWvCrV5HZBrZAjNqfFA 2025-2026
259 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 10:26 PM Anonymous 73.48.84.116 Jasmeen Santos-Ramirez Jasmeen Santos-Ramirez She/her Largo, FL, USA js23i@fsu.edu Yes Political Science; Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Religion Spring 2027 I completed my UROP project, "Alumni Engagement and Student Success Through Shared Affinities" under Ms. Jacey Darrah. My research identified the reasons and methods for alumni remaining connected to the university, and determined which student groups alumni are most likely to engage with. I am a Global Scholar, conducting my capstone project in Oaxaca, Mexico over Summer 2025. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP was the stepping stone for my interest in other research opportunities on campus. Additionally, I became a Student Alumni Association ambassador as a result of conducting research within the Alumni Association. I want to complete an Honors in the Major thesis and join research initiatives at the DMC. Jasmeens headshot.jpg 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=qC0FPlIuLQG4WstaD7iB1_W1HlOhAHpSuEzHZd1AlIM 2025-2026
258 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 10:25 PM Anonymous 71.220.157.227 Sophia Miller Sophia Miller She/Her New Orleans, LA Slm22a@fsu.edu Yes Biochemistry English Spring 2026 I am developing and testing therapeutics for pediatric glioma using in vivo methods. I worked with the FSU-FAMU College of Engineering to develop a biopolymer for the topical application of therapeutics for skin disorders, such as keloids. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? I participated in UROP my freshman year of college. Prior to this experience, I thought I wanted to follow a particular career path. During my time working with my P.I. and colleagues, I am happy in my decision to pursue research as a career. I love reading, cooking, and liking cringy science memes on Instagram. BA8C3A31-C671-42E7-B6DB-97E9226A76C3.jpeg 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=iGjt02gOoVxceIO3eqeEnsaJOZtpG8NQWb2uGGEKACM 2025-2026
260 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 10:15 PM Anonymous 75.206.249.248 Sharon John Sharon John Fort Myers, FL, USA sbj23@fsu.edu Yes Biological Science Chemistry Spring 2027 During my first year of research, I worked under Sierra Morandi (Doctoral Candidate) and Dr. Ellen Granger at Florida State University's College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences. Our project focused on how science teachers engage in professional development (PD), specifically examining how they shift between two cognitive and epistemic "frames" or roles during PD tasks. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I hope to become a UROP leader who my students find supportive, welcoming, and encouraging. My goal is to help them succeed in their goals in research and personal goals by sharing the knowledge and experience I’ve gained. Drawing from my line of research, I have learned the importance of perspective and reflecting on the thinking process while teaching and being a student. I hope to bring this into the classroom to help students think more deeply about their work and learning processes. I wish for my students to have growth from start to finish, helping them see how research can be not only meaningful but also fun. Beyond developing research skills, I hope they walk away with life skills—like critical thinking, collaboration, and confidence—that will benefit them far beyond UROP. Most of all, I want them to have the same positive impact and experience I had while being a part of UROP Photography
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257 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 09:59 PM Anonymous 8.14.156.44 Olivia Alintoff Olivia Alintoff She/Her Jupiter, FL, USA oca22@fsu.edu No Cell and Molecular Neuroscience Spring 2027 My first two years at FSU I was researching in the Maner Lab under Jose Martinez. We examined how participants behaved in a third-party punishment task using a naturalistic group design. We also collected individual differences in personality traits, such as dominance and prestige orientation, political orientation, sibling order, and the big-5 to understand how these may contribute to the likelihood of certain participants punishing (or not punishing) wrongdoers in the group.

I am now transitioning into a new lab in the Biology Department under the guidance of Dr. Yu. Using budding yeast our research goal is to understand how chromosomes organize themselves and segregate during cell division. Recently, our research has been expanded to a new frontier focusing on determining the mechanics of the nuclear envelope involved in regulating chromosome movement, recombination, gene expression, and cellular rejuvenation. We do this through lab techniques such as yeast transformation, PCR, gel electrophoresis, and others.		 How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? Participating in UROP at FSU has had a meaningful impact on my time as a student. I feel incredibly fortunate to have had the opportunity to get involved in research right off the bat, and I'm proud to say that this will be my third year conducting undergraduate research. UROP allowed me to engage in hands-on research early in my college career, which strengthened my critical thinking and academic skills. Working closely with two faculty mentors (Dr. Martinez and Dr. Yu) helped me explore new interests and gain clarity on my academic and career goals. Presenting my work at the UROP Symposium also boosted my confidence in public speaking and communication. Overall, UROP gave me a deeper connection to the university community and a strong foundation for future opportunities in medicine. Zeta Tau Alpha- Vp of Administration
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255 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 09:45 PM Anonymous 71.179.18.166 Mona Zand Mona Zand she/her Clarksville, MD, USA msz23a@fsu.edu No Behavioral Neuroscience Spring 2027 My current research focuses on social psychology, specifically how people generate spontaneous judgements as I've been working in the Motivated Social Cognition lab. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? - Screenshot 2025-02-20 at 4.34.47 PM.png 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=vT1FHCgsamBM0IdTZCkv-Bck5AFe8nOJgjlJeU8r1Hk 2025-2026
256 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 09:44 PM Anonymous 153.33.218.27 Alexa Campbell Alexander Campbell He/Him West Palm Beach, Fl, USA ajc23g@fsu.edu Yes Cell & Molecular Neuroscience Biochemistry Spring, 2027 Neuroscience fixated on immunohistochemistry techniques to gain insight on functional mapping in mouse/rat brains. MagLab MRI experimentation, Brain dissection, and Biomedical engineering. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I strive to inspire and support students in their research journey, encouraging curiosity and creativity. By fostering an engaging and informative environment, I aim to help them apply research skills in meaningful ways, and empower them to explore, discover, and make lasting impacts in both academic and everyday life. Weightlifting & Cardio Training
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254 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 09:20 PM Anonymous 173.168.6.166 Sanjana Joseph Sanjana Joseph Orlando, FL, USA sj23e@fsu.edu Yes Biology Chemistry Spring 2027 I’m currently working on a research project that explores COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among patients with Alzheimer’s Disease and chronic conditions. We’re analyzing how different stages of Alzheimer’s affect vaccine acceptance using data from the All of Us Research Program. Our goal is to better understand the relationship between cognitive decline and health decision-making during the pandemic. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? As a UROP leader, I hope to inspire my students by creating a supportive environment where they feel confident exploring research, asking questions, and growing as researchers. My goal is to help them see that research isn't just about data; it's about curiosity, impact, and finding your voice in your field. Ultimately, I hope they leave the program with a deeper passion for learning and the belief that they belong in research spaces. Screen Shot 2025-04-23 at 9.20.31 PM.png 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=b2QcAe0sdJg6dZ_p8yBKo6LODrmmOhT7_VyPRmTdefM 2025-2026
252 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 08:10 PM Anonymous 8.14.156.103 Elizabeth Brown Elizabeth Brown she/her Jacksonville, FL, USA ehb22c@fsu.edu Yes Behavioral Neuroscience Spring, 2027 My current research focus is how spatial navigation and brain connectivity is impacted by Alzheimer’s Disease in a rat model. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP has impacted my time at FSU extremely positive for numerous reasons, including the development of important tangible and intangible skills. I have acquired skills from hands-on experience training animals, data collection, and presentation skills. Additionally, my confidence in my research abilities have improved significantly through my training experience with my research mentor. FullSizeRender.jpeg 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=PxcMw842NSXRBbtW8_IEl2ESLRApwCN-wUIa7oXFoMs 2025-2026
251 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 08:06 PM Anonymous 168.92.233.70 Maria Eduarda Lima Sandim Maria Lima Sandim she/her São Paulo, Brazil ml23j@fsu.edu Yes Biological Sciences Spring, 2026 The current research I am a part of centers on improving the early detection of Alzheimer’s disease by evaluating and comparing candidate predictors in a model-based meta-analytic framework. Building on a recent meta-analysis that showed large, reliable deficits in spatial navigation among individuals with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) compared with cognitively healthy older adults, we are now expanding the scope to multiple biomarker domains. Another research project I am currently still participating in aims to strengthen the clinical legitimacy of music therapy in Latino communities by providing information about certification pathways for practitioners and collecting data on community-specific needs—efforts that eventually seek to increase the accessibility and integration of evidence-based music therapy into healthcare settings that serve these populations. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? As a UROP leader, I hope to pay forward the transformative experience UROP gave me by creating a welcoming, approachable space where students feel both supported and inspired. I want students to leave our classroom with the same sense of possibility and confidence I felt through the support of my own past UROP Leaders. Outside of UROP, my main involvements are in CGS (Connecting Girls to Stem) and AMWA. Some things I love to do are traveling and learning about new cultures, reading, and going to the beach. 462337A8-2D7E-4C44-A72C-AAA522599930.JPEG 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=8tW3dI_djUgn8pyXAqjHWP_t2JjxTr13gSCUHUba2GE 2025-2026
253 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 07:58 PM Anonymous 144.174.212.113 Katelynn Hawthorne Katelynn Hawthorne She/her Plant City, FL, USA Kmh23c@fsu.edu Yes Criminology and International Affairs Russian/Eastern European Studies and U.S. Intelligence Certificate Fall, 2026 My current research focuses on evaluating the effectiveness of Florida's Risk Protection Orders (RPOs), which are legal tools designed to temporarily remove firearms from individuals deemed to pose a significant risk to themselves or others. I'm particularly interested in assessing how these orders are implemented across jurisdictions and their impact on public safety outcomes, such as reductions in firearm-related suicides or violent incidents. I have also participated in research focused on developing a comprehensive database of state hate crime legislation across the U.S. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? As a student in UROP, I have been afforded a variety of opportunities that have greatly enriched my time at Florida State University. The program has not only allowed me to explore research as a potential career path, but also deepen my understanding of the research process and build meaningful connections with faculty mentors. Additionally, UROP helped me secure a research internship, further enhancing my academic and professional development Russian, Pottery, Reading, Traveling, Rock Climbing, Running IMG_0087 (1).jpg 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=HuuEJy6jpNY1Bd5GrSECWsRM7Gu7U575sYhk5DQF81E 2025-2026
249 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 07:54 PM Anonymous 104.28.94.187 Billy Grayling Billy Grayling Mundelein, IL Bg22v@fsu.edu No Finance Spring 2027 Business / legal How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I hope to guide students through an excellent research program that has had a profound impact on my academic success during my time at FSU. IMG_7498.JPG 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=NewagCMGh1gsIuNoI-pFrwvMi8wDWDxR6wHRsaBkSt4 2025-2026
250 Wed, 04/23/2025 - 07:37 PM Anonymous 104.222.21.33 Karah Martin Karah Martin She/Her Jacksonville, FL, USA kgm22a@fsu.edu Yes IMS: Clinical Professions Spring, 2026 Surgical Engineering and Large Language Models How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP has been an incredibly enriching experience and a highlight of my time at FSU. This program has given me the resources to explore, learn, and grow both professionally and personally. It not only given me the opportunity to delve into research, but also enhance my overall critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills. I am involved in various clubs at FSU such as Medical Brigades, Students for Sexual Assault Awareness, and Who We Play For. Outside of school and UROP, however, I love to be outside, read, surf, and spend time with friends and family! processed-AFE94166-91C9-44F6-8926-B74F2F7B68A0.jpeg 2025 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=abRVBK-o-t47k6y2EuEyiSmwlVEmdEUoqPrnh5dwhP8 2025-2026