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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
40 Wed, 11/16/2022 - 11:39 AM Anonymous 144.174.212.15 Susan Morales Susan Morales she/her Tampa, FL, USA sm19g@fsu.edu Yes Sociology, Women’s Studies Religion, Math Spring 2023 Currently, I am focusing on topics relating to identity formation and the implications of the identities we give certain individuals. I recently conducted an auto-ethnographic study in South Korea relating to this topic. Besides being a UROP Leader, I am also an IDEA grant recipient. With this award, I was able to go abroad and conduct an ethnographic study on Black women abroad. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? Coming in to FSU, I knew that research was something I wanted to experience but I was not sure in what way. After being accepted into the UROP program, I realized that I was really passionate about research and the many ways one can conduct research. Engaging in social science research seemed abstract to me when I first started college but UROP allowed to solidify what an experience in social science research looked like. headshot.png 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=kcC4UdfNFch4B_JYQl6f5HNuI8-73FvlkY6-JgGF7f0 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
39 Wed, 11/16/2022 - 10:24 AM Anonymous 104.222.17.161 Cara Gillespie Cara Gillespie she/her/hers St.Augustine, FL, USA ceg19b@fsu.edu Yes Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences: Clinical Professions Spring, 2023 I am currently a Global Scholar working on understanding how the social determinants of health are used in Jacksonville, Florida. Additionally, I am working on a capstone project for my major understanding the impacts of cellphone usage on sleep patterns in college-aged students. Over the summer, I worked as a research intern at Mayo Clinic Florida where I was involved in two projects in the Department of Social Work. The two projects I worked on were titled, Advanced Care Planning in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic and Financial Preparedness in Kidney/Pancreas Patients Post-Transplant. Prior to this, I conducted research with the Children's National Hospital in Washington, D.C. understanding the role of the Childhood Opportunity Index in surrounding communities, and the role the hospital can directly play in community engagement. As a UROP student, I worked with the College of Human Sciences on a project titled, The Role of NADPH Oxidase in Endothelial Function. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? As a UROP student, I was introduced to many different students with like-minded goals, as well as faculty and staff that allowed me to make connections both inside and beyond my immediate interest. Supported by the UROP leadership, I was provided various resources and made aware of numerous opportunities that allowed me to get involved very early on in my academic career. UROP helped to initiate a passion of mine to continually seek information, apply myself in ways I did not know I could, and create long-lasting connections with peers and staff. headshot .JPG 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=sC20oZjMOEtiWUhfVhVVPP3TCTgvaFIrFXUiezczCXA 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
38 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 11:45 PM Anonymous 144.174.212.92 Lindsey Wood Lindsey Wood She/Her Atlanta, Georgia, USA lmw19b@fsu.edu Yes Communication Science and Disorders, Spanish Spring 2023 Currently, I am a Research Assistant for Project SLIDE (Speech-Language Impaired Disproportionality in Education) to investigate representation of culturally and linguistically diverse students in Florida regarding speech and language impairment. I conduct research under Dr. Shannon Hall-Mills in the School-based Practices, Effectiveness and Research (SPEAR) Lab.
 I am a presenting author for the 2022 ASHA Convention for our project titled: Detecting Locally Disproportionate Representation of Racial-Ethnic Subgroups of Students through Risk Ratios. I am also involved in the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association, for which I helped to organize and present at the 2022 Research Rounds Mini-Conference in April. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? Of all of my involvements at FSU, my research has been some of my most meaningful and impactful work, and I owe it all to UROP. Since being a UROP student, I was able to continue working alongside my mentor for all four years of my undergraduate career. The bulk of our work together was in relation to disproportionality of speech and language impairment among culturally and linguistically diverse students. With my passion for equitable outcomes for all students, our work helped me form a vested interest in empowering students of diverse linguistic backgrounds and uncovered a determined ambition: to use my career as a speech-language pathologist to address social implications and biases that impact students’ potential for success. Furthermore, serving as a UROP Leader helped me to strengthen my skills as a leader and as a mentor. It taught me how much I have to bring to the table and being a leader has taught me invaluable skills of public speaking, mentoring, communication, and overall organization. I wouldn't be where I am today if it weren't for the UROP program! Outside of my research, I also served as the 2022 Chapter President of Alpha Delta Pi at FSU! I am also involved in the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association. Headshot.jpg 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=16ab5-k7D6cdy6X1i7IocyOYsfhkdTS5iBOQr4_-7CU 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
37 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 11:21 PM Anonymous 153.33.70.30 Ariana Mendez Ariana Mendez she/her/hers Pensacola, FL, USA afm20b@fsu.edu Yes Exercise Physiology Chemistry Spring, 2024 My current research focus is in Health and Nutrition Science, with an emphasis on muscular deterioration through the administration of cancer. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP has allowed me to broaden and enhance my knowledge on the field of research, which has allowed me to understand how real-world situations are more informed through processes within it.
I feel as though it has also contributed to my familiarity with professionalism at this point in my undergraduate career. I have learned how to be communicative with professors and graduate students, and other professionals within the field. 		thumbnail_Ariana Mendez.jpeg 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=yx94zO1ggJMGeEcahxr9B83YwpYJkNvgIOQec5eBaKY 2022-2023
36 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 09:12 PM Anonymous 68.234.254.35 Ervin Vasquez Ervin Vasquez He/Him/His Miami, FL, USA ev19d@fsu.edu Yes Nursing Psychology Spring 2023 My research focused on the effects that siblings have on childhood obesity. My research mentor for this project was Doctor SoHyun Park from the FSU College of Nursing. During this research project, I learned how to analyze scientific literature and how to conduct a literature review. I collaborated with another student and presented my findings at the Undergraduate Spring 2021 Symposium. According to my findings, children who have other siblings are less likely to become obese throughout their childhood. During the Summer of 2021, I worked with Doctor Frankie Wong and Doctor Eugenia Millender from the FSU Center for Population Sciences for Health Equity. I completed abstract screenings that explored how prejudice and racism negatively impact minority groups with cardiovascular diseases. Throughout this research experience, I learned how to use the software program known as Covidence. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? The UROP program has been one of the highlights of my time at Florida State University. During my sophomore year, I joined the UROP program and fell in love with research. My UROP Leaders motivated me to work hard on my research project and inspired me to become a UROP Leader. Their guidance and knowledge about research helped me prosper in my research experience. The most rewarding part about becoming a UROP Leader is seeing my students thrive in their research projects. When I attended the Spring 2021 Undergraduate Symposium, I was filled with joy because I had how their hard work paid off. Lastly, the UROP program has introduced me to other students who enjoy teaching also conducting research. I cannot wait to see the impact that my fellow UROP Leaders and students will have on the field of research. As a nursing major, I am interested in the health disparities that exist in the healthcare field. In the future, I hope to explore different ways that we can promote social inclusivity and reduce the mortality rates in some minority groups. I have begun to work on promoting social inclusivity at the FSU College of Nursing by serving on the Seminole Nursing Executive Board as the "Breakthrough to Nursing Director." My main role is to promote social change in the college, as well as to encourage more minority groups to join the FSU College of Nursing. Lastly, when I graduate I hope to work in a Level I Trauma Intensive Care Unit as a Registered Nurse. IMG_3607.JPG 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=OKRa_yJ5pFxM1MdK_AY8F-X9sPe4NTP7mLn41JWAHQ0 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
35 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 06:08 PM Anonymous 144.174.214.38 Shelby Albers Shelby Albers She/Her Huntsville, AL, USA sna19b@fsu.edu Yes Civil and Environmental Engineering Fall, 2023 I am not currently conducting research but the lab I was previously a member of was researching the effects of climate change on urban watersheds in Florida. The project revolved around studying storm runoff and its contents as well as how an increased amount of stormwater runoff will affect ecosystems and infrastructure. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I hope that I am able to help students get as much out of UROP as I did when I was a student. UROP is a great to get involved in undergraduate research and helps to develop certain skills not learned in the classroom. Whether students decide to continue to participate in research or focus more on going straight into industry after the class, UROP will certainly have helped to mold them into a well rounded student. Shelby Albers .JPG 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=y8aQLm0rMMgYDX-baRAKV3mE4b7NFju5tyeIAVbN8XA 2022-2023
34 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 04:27 PM Anonymous 144.174.214.38 Arath Salazar Arath Salazar He/Him Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA Aas20f@fsu.edu No Biology & Public Health Chemistry & Psychology Spring 2024 I am currently looking for research opportunities in my majors. As of now just UROP How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? I participated in UROP in my sophmore year, which had greatly opened doors to other research opportunities that exist here at FSU. It's also given me the opportunity to conduct research that is completely out of my discipline and get to experiment with other forms of research outside of STEM. Outside of FSU academics I enjoy participating in the FSU swing club dancing all evening and multi-player Monday playing board games. Arath Salazar .JPG 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=IBwxZXRlzF6yRxngLAm3BF6On7AN7f9fCqsHoS8nEnA 2022-2023
33 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 04:27 PM Anonymous 144.174.212.50 Lena Kury Lena Kury she/her Gainesville, FL, USA lek19a@fsu.edu Yes Biology with a focus in Marine Biology Chemistry and Environmental Science Spring 2023 My current research focus involves butterflyfish grazing patterns on parrotfish grazing scars on hard coral substrate. I am using behavioral analysis software, BORIS, to analyze videos I took in Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands, and identify grazing behaviors in foureye butterflyfish, Chaetodon capistratus. I am also assisting a graduate student in my lab with her research that involves using BORIS to analyze videos and identify grazing and grouping behaviors in two different species of fish in Mo'orea, French Polynesia. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP has provided me with amazing opportunities to engage in research at FSU. I joined UROP during my freshman year and participated in research involving cyanobacterial mat coverage in coral reef ecosystems. During my time on this project, I earned my SCUBA certification so I would be able to take the AAUS Scientific Diving class. By taking this class and earning my Scientific Diving certification, I would be able to participate in underwater research. During my sophomore year, I took the class and was offered a position as a researcher for the summer of 2021. I went to Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands to assist with a graduate student's work on parrotfish. During my time there, I was allowed to begin my own research project on butterflyfish grazing. Once we returned, I started a DIS and worked on my own research. Through the graduate student I worked with, I learned about the Darling Marine Center in Walpole, Maine. I spent the summer of 2022 there assisting one of the research assistants with SCUBA-related activities, such as cleaning biofouling off of water quality buoys. I am the president for FAEP:FSU (Florida Association of Environmental Professionals at FSU) and the treasurer for Seminole Scuba Club. LenaKuryUROPHeadshot1.JPG 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=FZhA4nv_1SD58BeK-hJeGefF_IZbNG2kQ6GGPjZYpts 2022-2023
32 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 03:51 PM Anonymous 144.174.212.91 Paulina Adkins Paulina Adkins She/her/hers Sarasota, FL, USA pha20@fsu.edu Yes Finance and Risk Management/Insurance Spring, 2024 My current research focus is whether there is discrimination in the accounting field. Additionally, we are looking into which factors (college GPA, participation in college organizations as a student, leadership experience in college, participation in a mentorship program) led FSU accounting alumni to success. I conducted a small research project for my ENT3607 class that focused on the mental health of FSU students. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP has impacted my time at FSU significantly. I have fallen in love with doing research and have truly learned the importance of research. I have also made so many connections, including with my UROP Leaders, my mentor, the other students working on the same project as me, other UROP Leaders, and my classmates. Additionally, I have discovered that I enjoy teaching. Being a UROP Leader has allowed me to work on my public speaking skills and become more confident. Overall, UROP has made me a better person both personally and professionally. I love photography, going to the gym and hanging out with my family and friends. IMG_2503.jpg 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=7sYZTJbcjKtCQ9FYJf7QRMlrYfJvTERyCgDBGplCYV4 2022-2023
31 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 03:25 PM Anonymous 144.174.212.20 Evelynn Alfonso Evelynn Alfonso She/Her Jacksonville, Fl Ea19h@fsu.edu No Clinical Professions Spring 2023 Over the summer, I was directly involved in research at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida. I examined breast cancer patients' humoral and cellular responses after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. Additionally, I researched how single and multiagent chemotherapy affects the robustness of antibody-mediated responses. In 2020-2021, I worked with the Leadership Learning Research Center (LLRC) at Florida State to determine whether academic leadership programs are taught through a positional, relational, or hybrid lens. In 2021, I showcased my project at the Florida Undergraduate Research Conference (FURC). How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? Honestly, UROP was the best thing to ever happen to me. As a sophomore, I was extremely intimidated by the research community after being rejected multiple times throughout the year. Being a part of UROP gave me the opportunity to choose the research I wanted to be a part of and feel welcomed by a supportive community. I have grown immensely throughout the program from being a shy, UROP student to a confident UROP leader. The skills that I've learned through UROP will follow me throughout the rest of my career and future endeavors. Talk to me about writing, reading, cat videos, or Game of Thrones! Headshot 1.jpg 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=hS_lglPSfvXEv-Rmpumxexjy6oqo4tDM7o4mXxhxYQg 2022-2023
30 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 03:14 PM Anonymous 153.33.70.30 Reuven Lurie Reuvi Lurie he/him/his Boynton Beach, FL rl20a@fsu.edu Yes Biological Science Chemistry and Russian Spring 2024 I am not currently involved in research. However, this Spring I will be doing research at FSU’s Coastal and Marine Laboratory as part of an experimental biology lab course! How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I hope to inspire my students to continue doing research during their time at FSU. Many of them are pre-med, and I hope their time in UROP allows them to see a different perspective of biology. 6275F557-2C3B-43D4-9B14-816914F8A213.jpeg 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=-ypoSS4wo2Jt-nNT9NrWeMbjv81EZ5fq6Z5KM2Qu7yw 2022-2023
29 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 02:52 PM Anonymous 69.1.193.25 Gabriella Sanchez Gabriella Sanchez Miami, FL, USA gcs20b@fsu.edu No Economics Business Spring 2023 N/A How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP has connected me with people who have similar interests and goals as me helping me make lifelong friends. UROP has has motivated me to continue research and has given me opportunities I would not have had otherwise. Headshot UROP_0.jpg 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=EQv2hC0SVM-wxerqj3cfB4cXwRRWbjPGUKRg7-tblIs 2022-2023
28 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 02:07 PM Anonymous 144.174.212.113 Mel Umbdenstock Mel Umbdenstock she/her/hers Chicago, IL mru19@fsu.edu Yes Psychology Communications Spring 2023 Interpersonal communication and the psychology of workplace relations How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? Being a UROP student greatly impacted what I wanted to do with my time at Florida State. It showed me how I could get involved with research and that there were so many areas of research that I could learn more about. As a UROP Leader, I've gained valuable leadership skills and have learned so much from my students and their passions. Headshot.jpg 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=vh6CsFKgH7k2CmzYfE4A064YUadiPOnmmQTixuyGcKs 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
27 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 02:03 PM Anonymous 96.87.0.245 Jess Moorefield Jess Moorefield she/they Orlando, FL, USA jm19n@fsu.edu Yes Computer Science; Editing, Writing, & Media Spanish; Mathematics Spring, 2023 My research is in computer science and focuses on natural language interfaces for relational databases. In other words, I develop tools for non-technical users to interact with a database using natural language (e.g. English). This is my second year working on the project; I started this research for my honors-in-the-major thesis. I am on the student editorial board of the Florida Undergraduate Research Journal, the journal of the Florida Undergraduate Research Association. How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I hope to give my students a warm welcome to the research community at FSU and highlight how conducting research can help students discover the things they are really passionate about. Because UROP allows students to pursue any kind of research, not just limited to their major, I strive to show my students that exploring different fields of study can show them opportunities they may have previously never heard of and can help them better understand what kind of work that they enjoy. This was my experience with UROP, as I discovered that I wanted to pursue research in computer science through exposure from a mechanical engineering project, and it was a pivotal point in my college experience. I hope to share this with my students and support them as they become more confident in themselves and their skillset. I collect houseplants (I have 30 right now!) and love to spend time outdoors. DSC_5856 copy.JPG 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=K_LtsCt8r-uHLh4uaFU1na6vCU-U1qlKSOMiWbAoBRI 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
26 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 12:57 PM Anonymous 64.196.31.161 Rachel Strickland Rachel Strickland She/Her Fort Mill, SC, USA Rks20b@fsu.edu No Criminology Spring 2024 My primary research involves utilizing open-source data to create a database of federal hate crime offenders in the United States. The focus of this project is on the offenders themselves, and later, identifying commonalities within them. These include variables such as their educational background, religious background, histories of trauma and/or victimization, as well as the extent to which radicalization/hate group involvement is present, among other factors. This work is done for Dr. Brendan Lantz, the Director of the Hate Crime Research & Policy Institute. I recently completed a summer research internship, in the Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program through the National Science Foundation (NSF). During my eight weeks this past summer, I conducted semi-structured interviews with local Muslim community leaders in the South regarding their hate crime & victimization experiences. It was an amazing experience, especially because it closely related to the research I do through the Hate Crime Research & Policy Institute. Besides being a research assistant and teaching assistant, I am also an undergraduate research ambassador, serving on FSU's Student Council for Undergraduate Research & Creativity. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP has significantly impacted my time at FSU. As a criminology major, I began my studies at FSU with the plan of going to law school or possibly joining the FBI. Since I completed the UROP program, I fell in love with research and decided instead of law school, I was passionate about pursuing my Ph.D. in Criminology & Justice Policy. I had always been interested in activism from a young age, and social science research provided me with the tools to identify and analyze greater issues within our justice system. I am a huge fan of horror movies, going to FSU's basketball games, and spending time at Strozier with my friends! IMG_8459.jpg 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=TE-rrPxA7y1d3_R1jCxQnPX3C-so-DdUzx-sFEgr5S4 2022-2023
25 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 12:36 PM Anonymous 144.174.212.0 Tionna Winn Tionna Winn She, her, hers Tampa, FL, USA Tmw19e@fsu.edu No English and Sociology Communications May, 2023 My current research focus is in social media and communications in society. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP has helped me with my public speaking and research abilities. I also was able to network with my peers who had similar interests and career goals. Being a UROP leader allowed me to grow and develop professional and teaching skills that I will keep with me forever. Poetry, content creation 369A6503-FF51-4D70-A2CB-22D40B6BE3CF.jpeg 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=sZGBmTAA21MZ1WGlN0NZdv939TUe978-Tl52l7wt3sE 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
24 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 12:13 PM Anonymous 74.93.166.41 Katelyn Wix Katelyn Wix She/her/hers Orlando, FL, USA kdw19b@fsu.edu Yes Chemistry Mathematics Spring 2023 My current research focus is on intermetallics, which is a topic under solid-state inorganic chemistry. I perform metal flux synthesis reactions, which is where I combine a low-melting metal called the flux with other metals to form crystalline products. The crystals come in various shapes, sizes, and colors and are analyzed for their physical and chemical properties, including their composition and atomic structure. I also had the opportunity to do a summer internship at Thorne in Summerville, SC where I got to do research and development for the company. My main role was to try to create a test method on one of their instruments so they could test for iodine in specific products in their laboratory instead of sending the products out for testing. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP introduced me to research and allowed me to see what my future career could look like. I learned so many things through UROP, including how to create a poster presentation and how to conduct research on any level. Being a UROP Leader has allowed me to give back to this amazing organization and inspire the next wave of FSU students to get involved in research. headshot 2-1.JPG 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=0k3Ybw8jJ7wc7HGa-UsZxUzADBFlbgyTX8pi5Et7bVU 2022-2023
23 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 12:09 PM Anonymous 144.174.212.32 Hannah Linenkugel Hannah Linenkugel she/her Cincinnati, OH, USA hal19@fsu.edu No Communication Science and Disorders Child Development Spring 2023 Currently, I am completing my Honors in the Major Project. My project focuses on studying the results of a 4-Week Aural Rehabilitation course. I have worked on a Dual Language Learners project, studying the morphological acquisition of bilingual preschoolers in comparison to monolingual preschoolers. Additionally, I have worked a People With Aphasia project by scoring Aphasia tests. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP has given me the opportunity to connect with professors, explore my field, and fine-tune my interests! IMG_0506.JPG 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=jtoGAk8V0xJ5InYQwdwExb2Dm1clfiYNOnwSh8f-Btk 2022-2023
22 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 12:05 PM Anonymous 144.174.212.12 Alyssia Price Alyssia Price She/Her/Hers Gainesville, FL aap19d@fsu.edu No Music Business, Communication, and Hospitality Spring 2023 I have experience working with The Open Call Podcast to research and curate information related to guest artist and organizations. N/A How do you hope to impact your students as a UROP Leader? I hope to serve as a mentor for my students and connect them to opportunities both inside and outside of research. Through classroom conversation, discussion, and activities, I aim for my classroom to serve as a community that equips students with the skills necessary to be successful in their future endeavors. N/A DSC_1221.JPG 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=szwqjO0FripMuJwPbUraBCyrP4dVgUX-MQPu95SqAxA 2022-2023
21 Tue, 11/15/2022 - 12:00 PM Anonymous 104.222.22.57 Aaron Gow Aaron Gow Dallas, Tx, USA ang20s@fsu.edu Yes Marketing and Management Fall, 2023 I do not currently have a research focus and I am taking this semester as a break from research. I currently am working with a local non-profit that is helping the Tallahassee community be able to achieve their entrepreneurial aspirations. How has UROP impacted your time at FSU? UROP has helped me to understand the countless opportunities that exist here at Florida State. Not only have I been able to expand my knowledge of the business world, but I have been able to make invaluable relationships with the professors and staff here at FSU. My interests and activities currently lie in Case Competition and the AMA. More specifically, I am pursuing a career in consulting. 6T1A0036 (1).JPG 2022 Yes http://cre.fsu.acsitefactory.com/urop-leader-information-submission?token=43spf-O2luuJna4hGDnC-0Vum-6du5B_F5jkD8Hwvnw 2022-2023