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Dion is a Junior from Detroit, Michigan, pursuing a B.S. in Psychology with a minor in Entrepreneurship. He is particularly interested in clinical and industrial-organizational psychology, with long-term goals of earning a Ph.D. and running his own psychological firm. On campus, Dion is actively involved in the Black Student Union, HEADS (an all-men’s support group), and Midnight Golf, while also serving as a leader in his church community. He has research experience through the STARS Program and the Culture and Cognition Lab, focusing on interviews, data analysis, and sociological perspectives on inequality. Outside of academics, Dion enjoys giving advice, mentoring peers, and finding ways to positively impact his community. In his free time, you can find him shooting hoops, spending time outdoors, or connecting with friends over meaningful conversations.
Madison is a senior from Kalamazoo, Michigan. She is pursuing a B.S. in Biopsychology, Cognition, & Neuroscience (BCN). She is on the pre-med track and plans to apply to medical school after taking a gap year. Madison is involved in several extracurriculars on campus as well as doing summer research on Alzheimer's. She has a particular interest in the intersectionality of women's health especially in the field of psychology. She is also a volunteer at Michigan Medicine for the Children's Emergency Services department. In her free time, Madison enjoys reading, rock climbing, and getting boba with friends.
Kristina is a junior from Western Massachusetts pursuing a B.A. in both Psychology and American Culture (with a sub-major in Ethnic Studies), along with minors in Education for Empowerment and Community Action & Social Change. She is on the pre-law track and hopes to pursue a career focused on child welfare, juvenile delinquency, or human trafficking. Kristina works as a Campus Tour Guide and as a program staff member at the Maize & Blue Cupboard. She is also involved in research through the Race, Achievement, Culture, and Education (RACE) Lab. In her free time, she enjoys writing poetry, cooking, and staying active through intramural sports.
Erin Segui is a senior from Lake Orion, MI. She is pursuing a double major in Psychology and Communications, with a minor in Asian Languages and Culture. After college, she hopes the intersection of her majors will allow her to work in HR or Public Relations sphere! She remains involved on campus by serving on the executive board for SHEI Magazine and the Filipino-American Student Association, where she enjoys planning events for both organizations. Outside of academics, she loves exploring new cafes, looking for her newest thrift find, and baking up new recipes.
Lucy is a junior from Beijing, China, pursuing a B.S. in Biopsychology, Cognition, & Neuroscience (BCN) and Computer Science, with a minor in Business. She plans to pursue a Ph.D. in Cognitive Neuroscience after graduation, with a particular interest in auditory and visual perception. On campus, Lucy is involved with the Program on Intergroup Relations and the Office of New Student Programs. Outside of academics, she is a member of the Qingyun Chinese Musical Ensemble, where she plays the erhu (a Chinese two-stringed fiddle), sharing the beauty of traditional Chinese music with the broader Michigan community.