Logan Addis
Logan Addis is a second-year undergraduate majoring in Chemical Engineering and Microbiology. He is passionate about developing strong research skills and connecting with other motivated peers at UA. Through deeper engagement with the academic community, he seeks to expand his learning experience. By participating in the ICUE Fellowship, Logan aims to grow as a student and researcher while making his time at UA more meaningful.
David Allen
David Allen is an undergraduate majoring in Criminology and Criminal Justice. He is eager to develop strong research skills and gain hands-on experience in his field. Through the ICUE Fellowship, he hopes to network with peers and build professional connections. David sees this opportunity as a valuable way to grow academically and personally while enhancing his future career path.
Jakayla Armstead
Jakayla Armstead is a sophomore majoring in Psychology. She is eager to develop a wide range of professional skills, including networking, communication, and project management, through the ICUE Fellowship. She values opportunities to apply her academic knowledge in real-world contexts and engage with diverse communities. Her interest in the Fellowship stems from a desire for personal growth, professional development, and meaningful collaboration with peers.
Franchesca Astillo
Franchesca Astillo is an undergraduate pursuing a degree in Biology on the pre-health track. She hopes to gain more exposure to research and community engagement while broadening her scientific knowledge beyond the classroom. Through the ICUE Fellowship, she aims to develop valuable transferable skills and apply them in meaningful, real-world contexts. She is particularly interested in connecting her academic interests with opportunities to give back to the community and support others.
Jordan Barclay
Jordan Barclay is a third-year undergraduate majoring in Neuroscience. She is eager to strengthen her networking skills, build her resume, and gain a deeper understanding of research and professional development. Through the ICUE Fellowship, she hopes to prepare herself for future career opportunities and learn how to thrive in professional environments. She is especially excited to connect with peers and mentors who share similar goals and interests.
Anna Barkey
Anna Barkey is a senior majoring in Psychology with a strong interest in community engagement and application-based research. As a Tuscaloosa native, she is involved in psychology research and volunteers with La Escuelita de Inglés, providing interpretation services at local events. She hopes to explore ways to support the Spanish-speaking community and connect research with advocacy for underrepresented groups. Through the ICUE Fellowship, she aims to strengthen her quantitative and professional skills while preparing for graduate school.
Reece Bonhomme
Reece Bonhomme is a first-year undergraduate majoring in Mathematics and is interested in professional development and undergraduate research opportunities. He sees the ICUE Fellowship as a valuable way to gain real-world experience and explore opportunities beyond the classroom. Through the program, he hopes to strengthen his resume, build essential professional skills, and apply his academic strengths in meaningful projects. He looks forward to connecting his coursework with hands-on experiences that will prepare him for future career paths.
Arianna Davis
Arianna Davis is a junior majoring in Psychology and a transfer student at UA. She is eager to strengthen her professional skills and learn how to effectively use campus resources to reach her academic and career goals. Through the ICUE Fellowship, she hopes to build confidence, connect with a supportive community, and continue growing as a student and future professional.
Kaitlin Deans
Kaitlin Deans is a junior pursuing a B.S. in Biology and a B.A. in Music. She is eager to strengthen her professional skills and gain experience using platforms like LinkedIn. Through the ICUE Fellowship, she looks forward to participating in structured workshops that support career development. She hopes to apply what she learns to build a strong foundation for her future academic and professional goals.
Kaylynn Horan
Kaylynn Horan is passionate about gaining real-world experience and developing the professional and interpersonal skills necessary for success in her future legal career. Planning to attend law school, she hopes to strengthen her professional confidence, learn how to collaborate effectively with others, and build meaningful connections with peers and mentors.
Meghan Gonzalvo
Meghan Gonzalvo is a junior majoring in Psychology. She values hands-on, experiential learning and is eager to participate in more service-learning and internship opportunities to prepare for her future career. Through the ICUE Fellowship, she hopes to gain real-world skills that go beyond the classroom and build confidence in navigating professional experiences.
Elise Hankerson
Elise Hankerson is a sophomore majoring in International Studies. She is passionate about learning, building meaningful connections, and developing the skills that will help her succeed in her future career. Through the ICUE Fellowship, she hopes to explore international programs and become more engaged in community activities. She is eager to strengthen her leadership and communication skills while gaining research experience.
Jazzlyn Fonseca
Jazzlyn Fonseca is a senior majoring in Political Science. She is preparing to pursue law school and hopes to strengthen her confidence and professional skills through the ICUE Fellowship. She looks forward to building meaningful connections with peers and mentors while exploring opportunities for research and community involvement. By engaging with diverse perspectives, she aims to grow both academically and professionally as she prepares for her future in law.
Ashlynn Hightower
Ashlynn Hightower is a graduate student pursuing an MPA with a background in Political Science and Economics. Her experiences as a research assistant with Capstone Polls and as an intern with Disability Rights Arizona have deepened her commitment to disability law and public service. Through the ICUE Fellowship, she aims to strengthen her research and leadership skills while exploring the intersections of community engagement, service, and policy. She plans to pursue a career in disability law, using her academic and professional experiences to advocate for a more inclusive society.
Sofia Hernandez
Sofia Hernandez is an undergraduate majoring in History. She is interested in networking, organization, and event planning. Through the ICUE Fellowship, she hopes to engage in meaningful activities that will enhance her resume and professional growth. She looks forward to connecting with like-minded students and developing new skills. Her goal is to build a strong foundation for her future career through active involvement and learning experiences.
Alexander Johnson
Alexander Johnson is a junior majoring in Biology on the pre-dental track. He is passionate about researching innovative tools that can improve the daily work of dental and medical professionals. Through the ICUE Fellowship, he hopes to collaborate with students from other disciplines—such as computer science and machine learning—to integrate technology with dental research. He is eager to connect with mentors and faculty who can guide his ideas and help him develop projects that advance innovation in the dental field.
Lara Kozak
Lara Kozak is a Ukrainian student enrolled in a the first year graduate program in Women’s Studies. With a Bachelor’s degree from a Ukrainian university, she is eager to gain knowledge of common research methods used in American academic institutions. Curious and motivated, she looks forward to learning new skills, expanding her network, and building friendships along the way.
Alyssa Perrine
Alyssa Perrine is a sophomore majoring in Neuroscience on the pre-med track, driven by a passion for science, the brain, and making a meaningful impact on human health. Alyssa is involved in research on campus and is eager to explore research as a potential career path. Through the ICUE Fellowship, Alyssa aims to gain immersive shadowing and internship opportunities, strengthen her scientific communication skills, and prepare for a future in medicine and/or research.
Kaydence Tiffany
Kaydence Tiffany is a third-year undergraduate majoring in Psychology with minors in Communication Studies, Criminology, and Pre-Law. Aspiring to attend law school, she is focused on developing strong research, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. With experience as a Reading Allies facilitator and study abroad participant, she has honed her leadership, communication, and cultural awareness. She is excited to join the ICUE Fellowship to further build on these experiences and prepare for a future career in law.
Ellis Timmer
Ellis Timmer is a sophomore undergraduate majoring in Biology and Geography with a passion for experiential learning. Actively involved in on-campus research, she enjoys applying her knowledge to real-world projects and finding meaningful outcomes. She is eager to join the ICUE Fellowship to further develop her professional skills, build her network, and engage with a community of motivated peers.
Elliot Troddyn
Elliot Troddyn is a junior undergraduate majoring in Political Science with a strong interest in research and leadership. He has gained global perspectives through studying abroad and practical experience as a Congressional intern, which fueled his passion for addressing complex political issues. He joined the ICUE Fellowship to develop hands-on research skills, connect with driven peers, and prepare for his own independent research projects.
Mallori’ Wilkerson
Mallori’ Wilkerson is a senior Psychology major eager to develop research skills for graduate school and improve her networking abilities. She views the ICUE Fellowship as an exciting opportunity to gain practical experience and learn new skills before graduating.
Olivia Womack
Olivia Womack is a first-year MA student in the Hudson Strode Program in Renaissance Studies, planning to pursue a PhD after graduating in 2027. Building on her strong undergraduate research background, she hopes to develop professional skills, explore national and international internships, and expand her networking abilities. She sees the ICUE Fellowship as an opportunity to strengthen her foundation for future academic and professional success.
Jessica Perez-Ferman
Jessica Perez-Ferman is a third-year student double-majoring in International Studies and History and pursuing an MPA through the AMP track. A first-generation student passionate about public service and international affairs, she has gained experience in government and nonprofit sectors. Through the ICUE Fellowship, she hopes to strengthen her professional network, gain mentorship, and build skills that will prepare her for a future career in national security and public service.
Sara Chaudhari
Sara Chaudhari is a sophomore undergraduate majoring in Chemistry with a concentration in Biochemistry. She hopes to strengthen her professional communication skills and learn how to navigate research opportunities with faculty and staff. Through the ICUE Connector Fellowship, she looks forward to connecting with peers and mentors who share her passion for research and to gaining valuable experience that fosters growth within the academic community.
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