Cynthia Gerhardt, PhD Principal Investigaor Cynthia.Gerhardt@NationwideChildrens.org Cynthia A. Gerhardt, PhD, is a psychologist in the Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology Program at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, director of the Center for Biobehavioral Health at The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, and an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. She is the Janet Orttung-Morrow, MD and Grant Morrow, III, MD Endowed Chair in Pediatric Behavioral Health. Her primary focus is research on child and family adjustment to cancer and bereavement.
Anna Olsavsky, PhD Post-Doctoral Researcher Anna.Olsavsky@NationwideChildrens.org Anna Olsavsky, PhD, earned her doctorate in Human Development and Family Science from Ohio State University in 2020. She is currently a Post-Doctoral Researcher in the Patient-Centered Pediatric Research Program. Anna’s research interests center on the intersection of attachment theory and a family systemic perspective focusing on coparenting, couple, and parent-child relationships, as well as individual, dyadic, and family-level characteristics. She is currently investigating the role of family processes in child adjustment in two contexts: the COVID-19 pandemic and pediatric cancer.
Valdeoso Patterson Clinical Research Coordinator Valdeoso.Patterson@NationwideChildrens.org Valdeoso Patterson graduated from The Ohio State University with a bachelor’s degree in Biology. Valdeoso first discovered his passion for working with children and under-deserved communities after graduating high school while employed for Inspiring Minds, a nonprofit organization dedicated to engaging, inspiring and empowering youth. While at OSU, he volunteered with the Bell National Resource Center as a mentor to local middle schools students. Valdeoso is interested in studying health disparities and the effects that chronic illnesses have on the social and emotional functioning of survivors. In the future, Valdeoso plans to obtain medical degree to pursue a career as a primary care pediatrician.
Dana Garcia Clinical Research Coordinator Dana.Garcia@NationwideChildrens.org Dana Garcia graduated from the University of the South: Sewanee in 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a minor in Business. As an undergraduate, Dana gained qualitative research experience in cognitive and developmental psychology. Her research interests include how chronic illness and treatment impact children’s neurocognitive and socioemotional development, peer relationships, and academic achievement. Dana is also passionate about working with Latinx communities through inclusive, community-based research. In the future, Dana plans to become a practicing school psychologist.
Malcolm Sutherland-Foggio, BA Research Assistant Malcolm.Sutherland-Foggio@NationwideChildrens.org Malcolm Sutherland-Foggio, BA, earned his degree in Psychology and Business at the University of Rochester in 2020 and joined CBH in 2021 following an elective fifth year at his university. Malcolm’s interest in pediatric psychology stems from his personal experience as a cancer patient. His primary research interest is in the impact of psychological need support from healthcare providers on mental health outcomes and well-being in children with chronic illness and their families during treatment. Furthermore, Malcolm is interested in how children, parents, and siblings can better support each other’s psychological needs during and after treatment for chronic illness to benefit overall well-being. Ultimately, Malcolm plans to pursue a doctoral degree in clinical psychology.
Eva Darow Clinical Research Coordinator Eva Darow, BS, is a Clinical Research Coordinator working with Dr. Gerhardt in the Center for Biobehavioral Health. She graduated from Loyola University of Chicago in 2022 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a minor in Sociology. Her research interests broadly include neurocognitive functioning and psychosocial adjustment among youth with chronic medical conditions. In the future, Eva plans to obtain a PhD in clinical psychology, with a focus in pediatric or child psychology.
Emily Moscato, PhD Post-Doctoral Researcher Emily Moscato, PhD, earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Cincinnati in 2022. She is currently a Post-Doctoral Scientist in the Patient-Centered Pediatric Research Program at NCH and a Presidential Postdoctoral Scholar at The Ohio State University. Emily’s research interests focus on risk and resilience factors that promote school readiness and psychosocial outcomes for children with neurological vulnerability and chronic illness. Her current work involves partnering with families and other stakeholders to develop a digital health intervention for parents of very young children with cancer.
Former Lab Members
Lexi Himelhoch Research Assistant Kylie Hill, BS Research Assistant Jessica Ralph, BA Research Assistant
Cynthia Gerhardt, PhD Principal Investigaor Cynthia.Gerhardt@NationwideChildrens.org Cynthia A. Gerhardt, PhD, is a psychologist in the Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology Program at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, director of the Center for Biobehavioral Health at The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, and an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. She is the Janet Orttung-Morrow, MD and Grant Morrow, III, MD Endowed Chair in Pediatric Behavioral Health. Her primary focus is research on child and family adjustment to cancer and bereavement.
Anna Olsavsky, PhD Post-Doctoral Researcher Anna.Olsavsky@NationwideChildrens.org Anna Olsavsky, PhD, earned her doctorate in Human Development and Family Science from Ohio State University in 2020. She is currently a Post-Doctoral Researcher in the Patient-Centered Pediatric Research Program. Anna’s research interests center on the intersection of attachment theory and a family systemic perspective focusing on coparenting, couple, and parent-child relationships, as well as individual, dyadic, and family-level characteristics. She is currently investigating the role of family processes in child adjustment in two contexts: the COVID-19 pandemic and pediatric cancer.
Valdeoso Patterson Clinical Research Coordinator Valdeoso.Patterson@NationwideChildrens.org Valdeoso Patterson graduated from The Ohio State University with a bachelor’s degree in Biology. Valdeoso first discovered his passion for working with children and under-deserved communities after graduating high school while employed for Inspiring Minds, a nonprofit organization dedicated to engaging, inspiring and empowering youth. While at OSU, he volunteered with the Bell National Resource Center as a mentor to local middle schools students. Valdeoso is interested in studying health disparities and the effects that chronic illnesses have on the social and emotional functioning of survivors. In the future, Valdeoso plans to obtain medical degree to pursue a career as a primary care pediatrician.
Dana Garcia Clinical Research Coordinator Dana.Garcia@NationwideChildrens.org Dana Garcia graduated from the University of the South: Sewanee in 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a minor in Business. As an undergraduate, Dana gained qualitative research experience in cognitive and developmental psychology. Her research interests include how chronic illness and treatment impact children’s neurocognitive and socioemotional development, peer relationships, and academic achievement. Dana is also passionate about working with Latinx communities through inclusive, community-based research. In the future, Dana plans to become a practicing school psychologist.
Malcolm Sutherland-Foggio, BA Research Assistant Malcolm.Sutherland-Foggio@NationwideChildrens.org Malcolm Sutherland-Foggio, BA, earned his degree in Psychology and Business at the University of Rochester in 2020 and joined CBH in 2021 following an elective fifth year at his university. Malcolm’s interest in pediatric psychology stems from his personal experience as a cancer patient. His primary research interest is in the impact of psychological need support from healthcare providers on mental health outcomes and well-being in children with chronic illness and their families during treatment. Furthermore, Malcolm is interested in how children, parents, and siblings can better support each other’s psychological needs during and after treatment for chronic illness to benefit overall well-being. Ultimately, Malcolm plans to pursue a doctoral degree in clinical psychology.
Eva Darow Clinical Research Coordinator Eva Darow, BS, is a Clinical Research Coordinator working with Dr. Gerhardt in the Center for Biobehavioral Health. She graduated from Loyola University of Chicago in 2022 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a minor in Sociology. Her research interests broadly include neurocognitive functioning and psychosocial adjustment among youth with chronic medical conditions. In the future, Eva plans to obtain a PhD in clinical psychology, with a focus in pediatric or child psychology.
Emily Moscato, PhD Post-Doctoral Researcher Emily Moscato, PhD, earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Cincinnati in 2022. She is currently a Post-Doctoral Scientist in the Patient-Centered Pediatric Research Program at NCH and a Presidential Postdoctoral Scholar at The Ohio State University. Emily’s research interests focus on risk and resilience factors that promote school readiness and psychosocial outcomes for children with neurological vulnerability and chronic illness. Her current work involves partnering with families and other stakeholders to develop a digital health intervention for parents of very young children with cancer.
Former Lab Members
Lexi Himelhoch Research Assistant Kylie Hill, BS Research Assistant Jessica Ralph, BA Research Assistant
Cynthia Gerhardt, PhD Principal Investigaor Cynthia.Gerhardt@NationwideChildrens.org Cynthia A. Gerhardt, PhD, is a psychologist in the Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology Program at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, director of the Center for Biobehavioral Health at The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, and an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. She is the Janet Orttung-Morrow, MD and Grant Morrow, III, MD Endowed Chair in Pediatric Behavioral Health. Her primary focus is research on child and family adjustment to cancer and bereavement.
Anna Olsavsky, PhD Post-Doctoral Researcher Anna.Olsavsky@NationwideChildrens.org Anna Olsavsky, PhD, earned her doctorate in Human Development and Family Science from Ohio State University in 2020. She is currently a Post-Doctoral Researcher in the Patient-Centered Pediatric Research Program. Anna’s research interests center on the intersection of attachment theory and a family systemic perspective focusing on coparenting, couple, and parent-child relationships, as well as individual, dyadic, and family-level characteristics. She is currently investigating the role of family processes in child adjustment in two contexts: the COVID-19 pandemic and pediatric cancer.
Valdeoso Patterson Clinical Research Coordinator Valdeoso.Patterson@NationwideChildrens.org Valdeoso Patterson graduated from The Ohio State University with a bachelor’s degree in Biology. Valdeoso first discovered his passion for working with children and under-deserved communities after graduating high school while employed for Inspiring Minds, a nonprofit organization dedicated to engaging, inspiring and empowering youth. While at OSU, he volunteered with the Bell National Resource Center as a mentor to local middle schools students. Valdeoso is interested in studying health disparities and the effects that chronic illnesses have on the social and emotional functioning of survivors. In the future, Valdeoso plans to obtain medical degree to pursue a career as a primary care pediatrician.
Dana Garcia Clinical Research Coordinator Dana.Garcia@NationwideChildrens.org Dana Garcia graduated from the University of the South: Sewanee in 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a minor in Business. As an undergraduate, Dana gained qualitative research experience in cognitive and developmental psychology. Her research interests include how chronic illness and treatment impact children’s neurocognitive and socioemotional development, peer relationships, and academic achievement. Dana is also passionate about working with Latinx communities through inclusive, community-based research. In the future, Dana plans to become a practicing school psychologist.
Malcolm Sutherland-Foggio, BA Research Assistant Malcolm.Sutherland-Foggio@NationwideChildrens.org Malcolm Sutherland-Foggio, BA, earned his degree in Psychology and Business at the University of Rochester in 2020 and joined CBH in 2021 following an elective fifth year at his university. Malcolm’s interest in pediatric psychology stems from his personal experience as a cancer patient. His primary research interest is in the impact of psychological need support from healthcare providers on mental health outcomes and well-being in children with chronic illness and their families during treatment. Furthermore, Malcolm is interested in how children, parents, and siblings can better support each other’s psychological needs during and after treatment for chronic illness to benefit overall well-being. Ultimately, Malcolm plans to pursue a doctoral degree in clinical psychology.
Eva Darow Clinical Research Coordinator Eva Darow, BS, is a Clinical Research Coordinator working with Dr. Gerhardt in the Center for Biobehavioral Health. She graduated from Loyola University of Chicago in 2022 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a minor in Sociology. Her research interests broadly include neurocognitive functioning and psychosocial adjustment among youth with chronic medical conditions. In the future, Eva plans to obtain a PhD in clinical psychology, with a focus in pediatric or child psychology.
Emily Moscato, PhD Post-Doctoral Researcher Emily Moscato, PhD, earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Cincinnati in 2022. She is currently a Post-Doctoral Scientist in the Patient-Centered Pediatric Research Program at NCH and a Presidential Postdoctoral Scholar at The Ohio State University. Emily’s research interests focus on risk and resilience factors that promote school readiness and psychosocial outcomes for children with neurological vulnerability and chronic illness. Her current work involves partnering with families and other stakeholders to develop a digital health intervention for parents of very young children with cancer.
Cynthia Gerhardt, PhD Principal Investigaor Cynthia.Gerhardt@NationwideChildrens.org Cynthia A. Gerhardt, PhD, is a psychologist in the Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology Program at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, director of the Center for Biobehavioral Health at The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, and an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. She is the Janet Orttung-Morrow, MD and Grant Morrow, III, MD Endowed Chair in Pediatric Behavioral Health. Her primary focus is research on child and family adjustment to cancer and bereavement.
Cynthia Gerhardt, PhD Principal Investigaor Cynthia.Gerhardt@NationwideChildrens.org
Cynthia A. Gerhardt, PhD, is a psychologist in the Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology Program at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, director of the Center for Biobehavioral Health at The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, and an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. She is the Janet Orttung-Morrow, MD and Grant Morrow, III, MD Endowed Chair in Pediatric Behavioral Health. Her primary focus is research on child and family adjustment to cancer and bereavement.
Anna Olsavsky, PhD Post-Doctoral Researcher Anna.Olsavsky@NationwideChildrens.org Anna Olsavsky, PhD, earned her doctorate in Human Development and Family Science from Ohio State University in 2020. She is currently a Post-Doctoral Researcher in the Patient-Centered Pediatric Research Program. Anna’s research interests center on the intersection of attachment theory and a family systemic perspective focusing on coparenting, couple, and parent-child relationships, as well as individual, dyadic, and family-level characteristics. She is currently investigating the role of family processes in child adjustment in two contexts: the COVID-19 pandemic and pediatric cancer.
Valdeoso Patterson Clinical Research Coordinator Valdeoso.Patterson@NationwideChildrens.org Valdeoso Patterson graduated from The Ohio State University with a bachelor’s degree in Biology. Valdeoso first discovered his passion for working with children and under-deserved communities after graduating high school while employed for Inspiring Minds, a nonprofit organization dedicated to engaging, inspiring and empowering youth. While at OSU, he volunteered with the Bell National Resource Center as a mentor to local middle schools students. Valdeoso is interested in studying health disparities and the effects that chronic illnesses have on the social and emotional functioning of survivors. In the future, Valdeoso plans to obtain medical degree to pursue a career as a primary care pediatrician.
Dana Garcia Clinical Research Coordinator Dana.Garcia@NationwideChildrens.org Dana Garcia graduated from the University of the South: Sewanee in 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a minor in Business. As an undergraduate, Dana gained qualitative research experience in cognitive and developmental psychology. Her research interests include how chronic illness and treatment impact children’s neurocognitive and socioemotional development, peer relationships, and academic achievement. Dana is also passionate about working with Latinx communities through inclusive, community-based research. In the future, Dana plans to become a practicing school psychologist.
Malcolm Sutherland-Foggio, BA Research Assistant Malcolm.Sutherland-Foggio@NationwideChildrens.org Malcolm Sutherland-Foggio, BA, earned his degree in Psychology and Business at the University of Rochester in 2020 and joined CBH in 2021 following an elective fifth year at his university. Malcolm’s interest in pediatric psychology stems from his personal experience as a cancer patient. His primary research interest is in the impact of psychological need support from healthcare providers on mental health outcomes and well-being in children with chronic illness and their families during treatment. Furthermore, Malcolm is interested in how children, parents, and siblings can better support each other’s psychological needs during and after treatment for chronic illness to benefit overall well-being. Ultimately, Malcolm plans to pursue a doctoral degree in clinical psychology.
Eva Darow Clinical Research Coordinator Eva Darow, BS, is a Clinical Research Coordinator working with Dr. Gerhardt in the Center for Biobehavioral Health. She graduated from Loyola University of Chicago in 2022 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a minor in Sociology. Her research interests broadly include neurocognitive functioning and psychosocial adjustment among youth with chronic medical conditions. In the future, Eva plans to obtain a PhD in clinical psychology, with a focus in pediatric or child psychology.
Emily Moscato, PhD Post-Doctoral Researcher Emily Moscato, PhD, earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Cincinnati in 2022. She is currently a Post-Doctoral Scientist in the Patient-Centered Pediatric Research Program at NCH and a Presidential Postdoctoral Scholar at The Ohio State University. Emily’s research interests focus on risk and resilience factors that promote school readiness and psychosocial outcomes for children with neurological vulnerability and chronic illness. Her current work involves partnering with families and other stakeholders to develop a digital health intervention for parents of very young children with cancer.
Anna Olsavsky, PhD Post-Doctoral Researcher Anna.Olsavsky@NationwideChildrens.org Anna Olsavsky, PhD, earned her doctorate in Human Development and Family Science from Ohio State University in 2020. She is currently a Post-Doctoral Researcher in the Patient-Centered Pediatric Research Program. Anna’s research interests center on the intersection of attachment theory and a family systemic perspective focusing on coparenting, couple, and parent-child relationships, as well as individual, dyadic, and family-level characteristics. She is currently investigating the role of family processes in child adjustment in two contexts: the COVID-19 pandemic and pediatric cancer.
Anna Olsavsky, PhD Post-Doctoral Researcher Anna.Olsavsky@NationwideChildrens.org
Anna Olsavsky, PhD, earned her doctorate in Human Development and Family Science from Ohio State University in 2020. She is currently a Post-Doctoral Researcher in the Patient-Centered Pediatric Research Program. Anna’s research interests center on the intersection of attachment theory and a family systemic perspective focusing on coparenting, couple, and parent-child relationships, as well as individual, dyadic, and family-level characteristics. She is currently investigating the role of family processes in child adjustment in two contexts: the COVID-19 pandemic and pediatric cancer.
Valdeoso Patterson Clinical Research Coordinator Valdeoso.Patterson@NationwideChildrens.org Valdeoso Patterson graduated from The Ohio State University with a bachelor’s degree in Biology. Valdeoso first discovered his passion for working with children and under-deserved communities after graduating high school while employed for Inspiring Minds, a nonprofit organization dedicated to engaging, inspiring and empowering youth. While at OSU, he volunteered with the Bell National Resource Center as a mentor to local middle schools students. Valdeoso is interested in studying health disparities and the effects that chronic illnesses have on the social and emotional functioning of survivors. In the future, Valdeoso plans to obtain medical degree to pursue a career as a primary care pediatrician.
Valdeoso Patterson Clinical Research Coordinator Valdeoso.Patterson@NationwideChildrens.org
Valdeoso Patterson graduated from The Ohio State University with a bachelor’s degree in Biology. Valdeoso first discovered his passion for working with children and under-deserved communities after graduating high school while employed for Inspiring Minds, a nonprofit organization dedicated to engaging, inspiring and empowering youth. While at OSU, he volunteered with the Bell National Resource Center as a mentor to local middle schools students. Valdeoso is interested in studying health disparities and the effects that chronic illnesses have on the social and emotional functioning of survivors. In the future, Valdeoso plans to obtain medical degree to pursue a career as a primary care pediatrician.
Dana Garcia Clinical Research Coordinator Dana.Garcia@NationwideChildrens.org Dana Garcia graduated from the University of the South: Sewanee in 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a minor in Business. As an undergraduate, Dana gained qualitative research experience in cognitive and developmental psychology. Her research interests include how chronic illness and treatment impact children’s neurocognitive and socioemotional development, peer relationships, and academic achievement. Dana is also passionate about working with Latinx communities through inclusive, community-based research. In the future, Dana plans to become a practicing school psychologist.
Dana Garcia Clinical Research Coordinator Dana.Garcia@NationwideChildrens.org
Dana Garcia graduated from the University of the South: Sewanee in 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a minor in Business. As an undergraduate, Dana gained qualitative research experience in cognitive and developmental psychology. Her research interests include how chronic illness and treatment impact children’s neurocognitive and socioemotional development, peer relationships, and academic achievement. Dana is also passionate about working with Latinx communities through inclusive, community-based research. In the future, Dana plans to become a practicing school psychologist.
Malcolm Sutherland-Foggio, BA Research Assistant Malcolm.Sutherland-Foggio@NationwideChildrens.org Malcolm Sutherland-Foggio, BA, earned his degree in Psychology and Business at the University of Rochester in 2020 and joined CBH in 2021 following an elective fifth year at his university. Malcolm’s interest in pediatric psychology stems from his personal experience as a cancer patient. His primary research interest is in the impact of psychological need support from healthcare providers on mental health outcomes and well-being in children with chronic illness and their families during treatment. Furthermore, Malcolm is interested in how children, parents, and siblings can better support each other’s psychological needs during and after treatment for chronic illness to benefit overall well-being. Ultimately, Malcolm plans to pursue a doctoral degree in clinical psychology.
Malcolm Sutherland-Foggio, BA Research Assistant Malcolm.Sutherland-Foggio@NationwideChildrens.org
Malcolm Sutherland-Foggio, BA, earned his degree in Psychology and Business at the University of Rochester in 2020 and joined CBH in 2021 following an elective fifth year at his university. Malcolm’s interest in pediatric psychology stems from his personal experience as a cancer patient. His primary research interest is in the impact of psychological need support from healthcare providers on mental health outcomes and well-being in children with chronic illness and their families during treatment. Furthermore, Malcolm is interested in how children, parents, and siblings can better support each other’s psychological needs during and after treatment for chronic illness to benefit overall well-being. Ultimately, Malcolm plans to pursue a doctoral degree in clinical psychology.
Eva Darow Clinical Research Coordinator Eva Darow, BS, is a Clinical Research Coordinator working with Dr. Gerhardt in the Center for Biobehavioral Health. She graduated from Loyola University of Chicago in 2022 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a minor in Sociology. Her research interests broadly include neurocognitive functioning and psychosocial adjustment among youth with chronic medical conditions. In the future, Eva plans to obtain a PhD in clinical psychology, with a focus in pediatric or child psychology.
Eva Darow Clinical Research Coordinator
Eva Darow, BS, is a Clinical Research Coordinator working with Dr. Gerhardt in the Center for Biobehavioral Health. She graduated from Loyola University of Chicago in 2022 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a minor in Sociology. Her research interests broadly include neurocognitive functioning and psychosocial adjustment among youth with chronic medical conditions. In the future, Eva plans to obtain a PhD in clinical psychology, with a focus in pediatric or child psychology.
Emily Moscato, PhD Post-Doctoral Researcher Emily Moscato, PhD, earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Cincinnati in 2022. She is currently a Post-Doctoral Scientist in the Patient-Centered Pediatric Research Program at NCH and a Presidential Postdoctoral Scholar at The Ohio State University. Emily’s research interests focus on risk and resilience factors that promote school readiness and psychosocial outcomes for children with neurological vulnerability and chronic illness. Her current work involves partnering with families and other stakeholders to develop a digital health intervention for parents of very young children with cancer.
Emily Moscato, PhD Post-Doctoral Researcher
Emily Moscato, PhD, earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Cincinnati in 2022. She is currently a Post-Doctoral Scientist in the Patient-Centered Pediatric Research Program at NCH and a Presidential Postdoctoral Scholar at The Ohio State University. Emily’s research interests focus on risk and resilience factors that promote school readiness and psychosocial outcomes for children with neurological vulnerability and chronic illness. Her current work involves partnering with families and other stakeholders to develop a digital health intervention for parents of very young children with cancer.
Former Lab Members
Lexi Himelhoch Research Assistant Kylie Hill, BS Research Assistant Jessica Ralph, BA Research Assistant
Former Lab Members
Lexi Himelhoch Research Assistant Kylie Hill, BS Research Assistant Jessica Ralph, BA Research Assistant
Former Lab Members
Lexi Himelhoch Research Assistant Kylie Hill, BS Research Assistant Jessica Ralph, BA Research Assistant
Lexi Himelhoch Research Assistant Kylie Hill, BS Research Assistant Jessica Ralph, BA Research Assistant
Lexi Himelhoch Research Assistant
Kylie Hill, BS Research Assistant
Jessica Ralph, BA Research Assistant
