As a kid, Brittany Whitehead was influenced by her grandparents, who lived through the Great Depression. At just 16-years-old, her grandfather dropped out of school to join the military, and her grandmother, who went to Brown University, was the financial […]

Luke Huber, a second-year doctoral student, is focusing his research on improving early childhood prevention and intervention programming through data-driven decision making. He hopes to someday have a career that helps to improve services provided to families with young children.

Isabel Mendoza, a senior studying kinesiology and health, looks forward to incorporating her love for people into her future profession.

Mackenzie Abrams is utilizing her past struggles with academics to help students like her in her future classroom. Her studies in early childhood education and child, adult, and family services are giving her the tools to make a difference in children’s lives.

Josie Rodriguez aspires to join an organization that helps educate people of all ages on human trafficking and prevention education. When she isn’t busy studying, Josie enjoys late night food drives with her friends and watching true crime documentaries.