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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
177 Sun, 04/21/2024 - 05:28 PM Anonymous 50.30.177.24 Denise Perez Denise Perez She/Her Miami, FL, USA ddp22a@fsu.edu Yes Political Science, Psychology Economics, History Fall 2025 My current research focus lies within the Judicial Branch of the United States and how public opinion has shaped the ethics behind the Justices' behaviors on and off the bench. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? As a UROP leader, I want to be both a guide and also a supporter for all my students! Many students will encounter the same obstacles and successes that I did during my experience. I hope to be able to provide the resources my students will need to navigate them as well as be there to celebrate all the challenges they overcome during their time in UROP. IMG_6536.jpg 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=dP7HMSswBFEyiY2gxPB8CTvUvcQLnhJqtJONINlhDlg 2024-2025
176 Sun, 04/21/2024 - 05:08 PM Anonymous 8.9.227.41 Colin Morrill Colin Morrill He/Him/His Weston, FL, USA cm22ba@fsu.edu Yes https://www.linkedin.com/in/colin-morrill-0008b4246/ International Affairs Spring, 2026 Though I am not currently doing any research, my past researched focus on emergency management and disaster mitigation, primarily focusing on dual disaster resilience with COVID-19 during hurricane season. The overall focus of that project was to better understand collaborative governance in our local, state, and federal governments. As a former UROP student, I presented the aforementioned research at the 23rd Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I hope to impact my students as a UROP Leader by facilitating a path for them to discover their future, passions, and interests. My experience as a student in UROP led me to working on a research project that opened my eyes to my current projected career path, and I hope that students can have that same experience. Additionally, I hope to be a resource at Florida State University that they can come too with anything they need help on. Whether it is to help guide them through the class or to get a second opinion on a research question, I hope to be there for students when they need me most. In my free time, I enjoy discovering new music, watching soccer (Real Madrid and Chelsea on top), playing golf, and finding new places to eat at in Tallahassee! IMG-5454.jpg 2024 No https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=mgv2n-5XSy-pAAefAkAFWodZUVZcJtODhnMtpWgSCUk 2024-2025
175 Sun, 04/21/2024 - 04:14 PM Anonymous 8.14.156.84 Miles Rosoff Miles Rosoff He/Him Coral Springs, FL, USA msr22d@fsu.edu Yes https://www.linkedin.com/in/miles-rosoff-b296b6251/ Computational Science Mathematics Spring, 2026 My current research focus is on the bayesian reasoning capabilities of artificial intelligence and large language models. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I hope to help guide students through the UROP process and help them in any way possible to provide a positive experience for all. I am a huge sports fan and love to go to the FSU games whenever I can (mainly baseball and football). I am also an active member in the Sports Analytics club. headshot.jpg 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=OeM8RBSg2T3gmn8LGVgi8wpwyY1rca41ea4ISTbwqtQ 2024-2025
174 Sun, 04/21/2024 - 04:08 PM Anonymous 144.174.210.240 Alexis Staveski Alexis Staveski she/her/hers New Port Richey, FL, USA ajs22i@fsu.edu Yes Computational Science and Economics Mathematics Spring, 2026 I am interested in computational social science research, the intersection of computing, programming, and the social sciences. I hope to complete an honors thesis in this area. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I hope to utilize my colloquium to make academia and collegiate research less intimidating and more accessible. My time here at Florida State has made me incredibly passionate about mentorship. My mentors took the time to help me find my way on this campus academically and extracurricularly, and I hope to return the favor. In my free time, I love to go to the springs & to the gym as well as spend time with friends! Alexis Staveski Headshot.JPG 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=UiDCacq7rLje6IogtNNl7Gc-jCXzo3C5FnOf1RWqKZk 2024-2025
173 Sun, 04/21/2024 - 03:52 PM Anonymous 98.230.54.235 Livia Gimenez Livia Gimenez She/Her Sunny Isles Beach, FL, USA lmg22j@fsu.edu No Biological Sciences Chemistry 2026 I am currently conducting research at the FSU Coastal and Marine Laboratory under Dr. Grubbs and Annais Bonilla. The project looks at maternal investment in rays, specifically the Atlantic stingray, and the energetic costs of reproduction. My work includes the collections of the species, husbandry, bait collections, and experimental trials that quantify the oxygen consumption in the species throughout their gestational period. I conducted research about an innovative educational curriculum called the Morphological Awareness Pathway to Reading (MAR-P), which focuses on morphological awareness to improve students’ reading abilities. The MAR-P curriculum is based on a wealth of research that emphasizes the vital role that morphological awareness plays in the development of reading comprehension. Students work on morpheme recognition, analysis, and manipulation through engaging, hands-on exercises. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP overall has been nothing but an amazing experience for me. I can confidently say that I came into UROP as one student and came out as a new and improved student. It gave me the opportunity to collaborate with research mentors with amazing projects. Participating in research taught me how to think critically, analyze data, and interpret results. Furthermore, it has taught me how to problem solve. After being in UROP, my time management skills have significantly improved. Having to balance research tasks, deadlines, school related homework and exams, clubs, and extracurricular activities enhanced my management abilities. It has also taught me that it is all right to step out of your comfort zone and indulge in research that does not correlate with your current major. IMG_3666.jpeg 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=MOlREUiCEEpThPkpKGpziTerVeRi332lrLAnMlTaAP8 2024-2025
172 Sun, 04/21/2024 - 03:43 PM Anonymous 172.59.71.234 Raphaela Fernandes Raphaela Fernandes Brazil raf22a@fsu.edu Yes Political Science & English Editing, Writing and Media Spring 2026 My current research focus is on areas involving politics, such as public policy, international relations, terrorism and homeland security, etc. I have previously assisted Pooja Ichplani on her research through the College of Communications, particularly regarding women and Intimate Partner Violence. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP has been one of the best experiences I've had in college. It has sparked my interest and curiosity for research and has given me the tools and guidance to pursue this path. I met many amazing people through the program and have been taught by some of the best UROP Leaders who have truly inspired me. I love traveling and learning about different cultures. Besides UROP, one of my favorite experiences at FSU was studying abroad in Florence, Italy, summer of 2023. 9B05C3AF-67E2-41C1-8F41-67435DFDE822.jpeg 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=61pDI-ggtNUWHlKLZiNoJXSnQ74Lr3f_thXP2tUBiUk 2024-2025
170 Sun, 04/21/2024 - 03:04 PM Anonymous 69.1.196.121 Jessica Quiros Jess Quiros she/they Miami, FL, USA jpq22@fsu.edu Yes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jess-quiros/ Psychology Spring, 2026 My current research focus is Women's Health with a focus on rural Honduras. I remained involved with the project I did my UROP poster on, which assessed Honduran healthcare practitioners' knowledge, attitude, and preparedness to assist patients experiencing intimate partner violence (IPV). We are now exploring alternate studies while we wait for IRB approval on our original project, while retaining that same focus on women's health in rural Honduras. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP was an incredible experience to start off my freshman year. It gave me the opportunity to slowly dip into the field of research rather than having to dive in head-first. This eliminated a lot of the fear and risk that surrounds the independent search for research projects. Through the UROP program, I not only had support from my UROP Leader, but also from my peers, the program's directors, and eventually my mentor. While working on this project, I've been able to collaborate with people in Honduras as well as some of my peers at FSU, and after the program finished I was able to not only remain part of the Women's Health team but also go on to teach a UROP section of my own. One of my main interests is writing, mostly fiction or poetry, and to supplement that I also engage in leisure reading. Apart from that, I enjoy salsa dancing and other forms of Latin dance, which has led me to the salsa classes at FSU given by Corazón Dancers. A general interest of mine is study abroad, and I had the incredible opportunity to meet this lifelong goal in Fall of 2023 when I studied in Valencia, which I'd be more than happy to discuss with anyone who might be interested. Jess-Quiros-Headshot.jpg 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=QeYinEhx1ZCRGVo8mVSeCF0eauTYBTaoCihh7cRnvcc 2024-2025
169 Sun, 04/21/2024 - 03:02 PM Anonymous 104.222.19.33 Juliana Perez-Soto Juliana Perez-Soto she/her Miami, FL, USA jbp22@fsu.edu No Behavioral Neuroscience Chemistry Spring 2026 My current research focuses on the relationship between Depression and Cardiovascular Disease. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP has impacted my time at FSU by opening the door to research for me. Prior to UROP, I was very intimidated by the research community, but UROP demonstrated to me that I had nothing to be afraid of. I was not only welcomed into the community with open arms but I was also given the support necessary to challenge myself and carry out my own research. IMG_0007_VSCO.JPG 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=cNBUq2cINtA1DODof7B7P2B7xHIxspDWwJlX70lT57c 2024-2025
168 Sun, 04/21/2024 - 01:10 PM Anonymous 144.174.210.249 Sofia Villanueva Sofia Villanueva she/her Jacksonville, FL, USA scv22@fsu.edu Yes Psychology and Sociology Fall, 2026 I am currently in an evolutionary social psychology lab studying how people respond to selfish behaviors in group dynamics. I find all social psychology interesting but social evolutionary psychology specifically has quickly become one of my passions in research. It takes into account how the environment of our evolutionary ancestors can translate to our behaviors today in modern environments that often don't match those of our past. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? When I first applied to UROP I wanted to get involved with research because I knew it was important for grad school. However, since then UROP has opened up so many doors to amazing opportunities. I got to present at research conferences outside of just FSU, which inspired a passion for not just conducting research but sharing and teaching on the findings! I also got to make great connections, not just my mentor but my prospective PI for my honors thesis next semester, which I would not have been able to conduct had I not taken part in UROP. It has truly been such a powerful tool to more possibilities on campus. IMG_4873.jpg 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=fP8VVG_9CBCzydym8CIkTz-w8DwPFdQ4jwWQY_1waLU 2024-2025
171 Sun, 04/21/2024 - 12:22 PM Anonymous 146.113.150.19 Nicole Moll Nicole Moll She/Her Miami, FL, USA nrm22b@fsu Yes Psychology Chemistry and Biology Spring 2026 My current research focus has been stem-focused or child-related, as I am a psychology major on the Pre-Med track and wanted to be involved in a project that embodied both. The research lab I was accepted into is further investigating ADHD and sleep in adolescents.
How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP had impacted my time at FSU because it made me discover the unlimited list of benefits one receives when engaging in undergraduate research, especially if one plans to attend a graduate or professional school. This experience also helped confirm my choice of post-graduate plans. Also, the skills learned while doing research will be applied to succeed in those post-graduate plans. For instance, research is responsible for strengthening one’s literature and communication skills, technical skills, and critical thinking. I also gained self-confidence from this experience. As this was my first time engaging in research, it was definitely intimidating. Yet, I learned that to successfully complete the expectations and responsibilities of being a UROP student, I needed to rely on my ability to be confident and not be discouraged, which the UROP program helped me build.
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167 Sun, 04/21/2024 - 11:01 AM Anonymous 174.225.84.71 Haima Humeda Haima Humeda She/Her/Hers Pensacola, FL hh21d@fsu.edu No Biological Sciences Chemistry, Psychology Spring 2025 I currently assist in investigating Arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy in athletes. Our lab is mainly involved in testing the efficacy of FDA-approved drugs for preventing cardiomyopathy in genetically modified mice. I am mainly involved in performing ECGs on the mice, feeding and taking care of them, and performing euthanizing procedures. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? It can feel daunting to begin your research journey, especially as a first-year student at a new school. However, UROP served as my stepping stone into the research world. It introduced me to many great research projects and gave me the confidence to pursue them. Furthermore, it provided me with the opportunity to meet my two mentors, who were always willing to give me advice about what classes to take, extracurriculars to get involved in, or research-related involvements to pursue. I love cooking, going to the beach, playing Spike Ball, and spending time outside. IMG_1070 5.JPG 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=H_36SDQjZWwyBEtn0toKUYl0Cqx-qOIk1f9Q5eIwyg0 2024-2025
166 Sun, 04/21/2024 - 10:37 AM Anonymous 98.230.54.235 Emma Abel Emma Abel they/them, she/her Tampa, FL, USA ea22a@fsu.edu Yes https://www.linkedin.com/in/emma-abel-091a03261?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app Biological Science Chemistry, Interdisciplinary Science Spring, 2026 When I participated in UROP, I was focused on bird mating behavior. More specifically, the interactions that two species have, and how that plays a role in reproductive success. Currently, I’m working on a proposal for research regarding dog coat genetics! How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I hope to help students understand how research works and the role that research plays in their daily lives. UROP is an amazing opportunity that exposes students to the ins and outs of research. I hope to impact my students by helping them understand their place in research, growing in their interests and hobbies, and helping them incorporate what they love into a research project. I’m so excited for the upcoming year! I love all animals (I am on the pre-vet track), so my cats and dogs are my pride and joy. I also love music and music festivals! I love getting music recommendations from friends. I’ve been shooting film and developing my own photos for about 6 years, and I also love to rock climb! 7CBF3137-9F49-4F5F-90BC-B29726B1FC85.jpeg 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=dZfqPD8LGrXWQf1DBGz7sM0DyxZm1siLG2vQ3PigKYY 2024-2025
165 Sun, 04/21/2024 - 12:14 AM Anonymous 50.30.177.26 Skylar Ruffner Skylar Ruffner she/her/hers San Clemente, CA smr21e@fsu.edu No Behavioral Neuroscience Chemistry Spring 2025 I have been a part of the Hammock lab, a social and developmental neuroscience research lab, from Summer 2022 - current. We focus on the role of oxytocin in relation to postnatal brain and behavior development via an animal model. I completed my Honors in the Major Thesis project under Dr. Elizabeth Hammock and Alicia Gonzalez. My project focused on the evaluation of oxytocin and touch on neonatal thalamus c-Fos activity in mice. I investigated the role of oxytocin as a modulator of experience-dependent development through social touch circuitry. I plan to continue pursuing research under Dr. Hammock while at FSU. In the future, I hope to study the effects of early life stress on microglia activity and postnatal neural circuitry development. I volunteer within Dr. Lisa Eckel’s Neuroscience Lab, where I perform animal maintenance and care and attend regular lab meetings. The research project I am currently involved in focuses on the role of estrogens on attenuating weight gain in female rats. This lab has provided me with a well-rounded foundation for the experimental process, from both a behavior and brain perspective. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I hope to impact my students as a UROP Leader by conveying the benefits of becoming immersed within research, and by teaching students how to properly get involved without feeling overwhelmed. I want to help guide other undergraduate students in the journey of discovering their research interests, and learning how to navigate the process of searching for and contacting research professors. I want to instill my passion and appreciation for research in other undergraduate students, and convey to them that their research skills will help guide them in all areas of life. Beyond the classroom while at FSU, I was a part of the FSU Women’s Swimming and Diving team (August 2021 - August 2023), in which I competed as a 10-meter platform diver. Additionally, I'm a part of the pre-medical chapter of Phi Delta Epsilon at FSU (FL Zeta), participating in numerous fundraising and volunteering events. In my free time, I love to run, do yoga, and bake, with my specialty being cheesecake. I am currently training for a triathlon, and plan to run in the next Tallahassee Half-Marathon!
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164 Sat, 04/20/2024 - 06:14 PM Anonymous 12.6.60.18 Alyssa Duarte Alyssa Duarte She/her/hers Largo/Saint Petersburg, FL, USA amd22e@fsu.edu Yes Anthropology and Geography Museum Studies Spring, 2026 My primary research focus is in historical archaeology in the Southeastern United States, specifically in plantation archaeology in Louisiana through the Evergreen Plantation Archaeological Survey (EPAS). Currently, I am researching the collected material culture from the site with specific attention to glassware and glass fragments with the aim of reconstructing what life was like for the descendants of enslaved African Americans who continued to live and work on the plantation up until the early 1940s. I also participate in archaeology of the African Diaspora in South America volunteering on the Haciendas of Nasca Archaeological Project creating photogrammetric models of artifacts for public access. Additionally, I have research interests in Andean archaeology and bioarchaeology, and I will be attending an archaeological field school in Huarmey, Peru this summer through the El Campanario Archaeological Project. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP had played an instrumental role in my professional development in the field of archaeology that would not have been probable independently. Through UROP I have established a close relationship with my mentor and graduate students that I have collaborated with and assisted, which has led to the creation of a growing network of professional and personal connections. My mentor assisted me in attending the Society for American Archaeologists Conference where I was given credits for my contribution to our research as a co-author on three papers related to our project. In addition, through UROP I have identified my topic for my honors thesis, allowing me to begin my honors-in-the-major project a year earlier than originally planned. I was also involved in the Anthropology Society at FSU (ASFSU), though stepping back to focus more time on my research projects for the next year. Headshot.jpg 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=asSF08MODM4V1elHuSN22WNj4WM7aFI-4fB97moHhzo 2024-2025
163 Sat, 04/20/2024 - 05:49 PM Anonymous 68.63.38.155 Abdullah Ismail Abdullah Ismail He/Him Amman, Jordan aoi21@fsu.edu Yes Finance and Political Science Spring, 2025 While I am a finance major, during the UROP program I assisted in social science research. I worked on a meta-research project that analyzed the peer review process itself, and inquired about researchers' opinions on blind review, a relatively new development in the peer review process world in which the reviewers and the comments on an article submitted to a journal are made public. My research interests are still in the social sciences and humanities, however, I am currently not working on any research projects. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I was very nervous entering college; I was born and raised in Saudi Arabia and came to America and FSU alone. My UROP Leaders did a great job of connecting with us and making the entire experience less daunting. They told us about all the resources FSU offers, and I frequently asked them questions about almost everything related to the college experience. I hope to carry that forward to my UROP section. I aim to be a resource and ease their transition into not only the research world but the college world in general. I also hope to show them how valuable of an opportunity the UROP program is, and encourage them to continue research beyond the program. In my free time I like weightlifting, running, and watching movies. Screenshot 2024-04-20 at 5.48.20 PM.png 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=7xtdnKhX4_-bvyeoFGdHopMM-hZNSXUAkwJpdDDBovY 2024-2025
162 Sat, 04/20/2024 - 03:42 PM Anonymous 173.230.118.170 Robert Wilson Bobby (Robert) Wilson Sarasota, FL, USA rcw22a@fsu.edu Yes Exercise Physiology Spring, 2026 My current research focus is in the health sciences. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? As a UROP Leader, I hope to help students create new connections and find research that interests them. I want to be a mentor for students that helps them grow as individuals and as researchers as well. I enjoy going to the gym, reading, and playing guitar in my free time. IMG_9744.jpeg 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=tEWxTy59_rOv-H24K39FNfzUCdjbdQCVbS73RFUUM6g 2024-2025
161 Sat, 04/20/2024 - 01:16 PM Anonymous 144.174.210.67 Trisha Bhaskaran Trisha Bhaskaran she/her Orlando, FL, USA tb22m@fsu.edu No Cell and Molecular Neuroscience Spring 2026 During my time as a UROP student, through the use of EEG and MRI technology, my research focus revolved around learning about the human brain and how its biological functions relate to Anxiety and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? As a UROP Leader, I wish to empower my students to explore their research interests and embark on a journey of self-discovery. UROP taught me that research is more than just a textbook, it is a communicative and collaborative art. I want my students to leave UROP with the passion to learn more and meaningfully apply their knowledge to their community.

I am a member of the Asian American Student Union and their affiliate organizations, and I am a passionate volunteer at the Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. _DSC1114.jpg 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=FDy8lcqxrJDR2rHpuKT27taLW4bxk55a79ba0k_B_to 2024-2025
160 Sat, 04/20/2024 - 10:45 AM Anonymous 146.113.150.188 Rebecca Chuhak Rebecca Chuhak She/Her Orlando, Florida, USA rmc22@fsu.edu Yes Nutrition and Food Science Russian (Slavic) Studies and Chemistry May, 2026 My current research focus is studying Social Psychology. More specifically, how environmental unpredictability and harshness shape down-stream health outcomes (behavioral, mental, and physical) considering a life history theory perspective. Currently, I am the Co-President of CELLS (Connecting Experimental Labratory and Life Sciences). Here, I help promote undergraduate research in the biomedical, clinical, and social sciences. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I hope to get to know my students, and assist with the process of not only acclimating to life as an undergraduate researcher, but as a student navigating FSU as a whole. Apart from research, I volunteer as a responder with the Medical Response Unit on campus and work as a BSC 2010 Learning Assistant. Outside of school, I like to stay active, visit local coffee shops, listen to music, and watch Seinfeld. IMG_1706.jpg 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=T079vlRwo_MEgDBhshc_54Vqq8jVKuMbXxSfzQuxPyY 2024-2025
159 Fri, 04/19/2024 - 03:35 PM Anonymous 71.220.184.29 Ana Pereira Ana Pereira they/them Miami, FL, USA acp21a@fsu.edu Yes Physics Chemistry & Mathematics Spring 2025 Nuclear physics. I'm not entirely sure if I want to pursue experimental or theoretical research, but both are cool to me as of now! I'm pursuing experimental research with FSU's Dr. Vandana Tripathi and theoretical research with Brookhaven National Lab's Dr. Emanuel Chimanski. I've performed research in biological sciences, chemistry, and physics lab at FSU. I'm also a 2024 IDEA Grant recipient for my Summer 2024 work with Dr. Tripathi. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I hope to educate and inspire students about how broad of a spectrum research encompasses, and how research can help them grow academically and personally, even if students decide they don't want to do research long-term! headshot.jpeg 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?element_parents=elements/headshot&ajax_form=1&_wrapper_format=drupal_ajax&token=BVTAtHGB3PDMSMZe2rBzRW0XZrbtfa9TwlLBdYLBHa0 2024-2025
158 Fri, 04/19/2024 - 02:57 PM Anonymous 146.201.179.250 Joaquim Ribeiro Joaquim Ribeiro Naples, FL,USA lar22b@fsu.edu Yes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jo-ribeiro-1902a428b/ Women Studies, Sociology Anthropology, Religion Spring, 2026 This past year I was involved with historical research under Dr. Andrew Frank, the director of the Indigenous Studies Center here at FSU. The project explored the connection between the Seminole Tribe of Florida's Miss Seminole Pageant and FSU's Homecoming events. I hope to pursue more sociological research in the future, along with a potential independent research study. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I hope to assist in guiding new UROP students through the complicated and potentially overwhelming research process. Made up of mostly freshmen, it can be difficult to adjust to college life and the extracurriculars. With the added stressor of research, a process that most freshmen are unfamiliar with, it can be difficult to manage time and efficiently complete work. Acting as a mentor/facilitator and guide, I hope to make the UROP process easy and comprehensible! IMG_1867.jpeg 2024 Yes https://cre.fsu.edu/urop-leader-information-submission?token=XzlbS7COBxPPtQcK9Dzc4toUhYf9LxIf5b6CK1CAE5A 2024-2025