This is an alphabetical list of undergraduates who have worked in the Social Fringe lab.
Tremayne Abazs: Psychology major (Earlham College ’16)
Deema Agha: Psychology major (Earlham College ’12)
Duncan Barber: Psychology major (Earlham College ’16), AmeriCorps Member with City Year New York
Jennifer Barrett: Psychology major (Earlham College ’17), completed an MSc in Applied Animal Behavior and Welfare at the University of Edinburgh (’19), published article
Samantha Bielanski: Psychology and English double major (Earlham College ’16), Creative Learning Support Program Teacher at Gangwon International Language Institute (Korea)
Makena Buser: Psychology major (Earlham College ’20)
Laura Donohue: Psychology major (Earlham College ’13), obtained an MSW from NYU, Social Worker at Lambeth Council (UK)
Olga Galperin: Psychology and Music double major (Earlham College ’15), Watson Fellow exploring how environments (specifically matriarchal societies) shape women’s identification with music, studying at Instituto Profesional Projazz (Chile)
Jordyn Grimes: Psychology major (Earlham College ’16)
Yanely Grullon: Psychology major (Alfred University ’11), obtained a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology from Alfred University and is a functional family therapist in NY, NY
Selina Hardt: Psychology and Peace & Global Studies double major (Earlham College ’18)
Megan Hut: Psychology major (Earlham College ’16), completed an MAT at Earlham College (’18)
Ellie Johnston-Dumerauf: Psychology major (Earlham College ’15), Recovery Counselor at Trilogy Behavioral Healthcare
Seren Keskin: Psychology and Business & Nonprofit Management double major (Earlham College ’17), selected into Hilton Elevator Graduate Fast Track Program for the Middle East and Africa
Maria Fernanda Landin: Psychology major (Earlham College ’19)
Sarah Levine: Psychology major (Earlham College ’16), one year in the Westmoreland Volunteer Corps, working at Offender Aid and Restoration of Arlington County
Gillian Lichter: Psychology major (Alfred University, ’11), obtained a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology from NYU and works as a staff therapist at IHI Therapy
Jenny Mazzella: Human Development & Social Relations major (Earlham College ’15)
Sally McCracken: Anthropology major (University of Tennessee ’16), enrolled in a PhD program for Anthropology at the University of Iowa
Anicka Meyers: Neuroscience major (Earlham College ’13), one year of Quaker Voluntary Service, in medical school at Oregon Health and Science University to become a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Rachel Milah: Psychology major (Earlham College ’14)
Rebecca Moore: Human Development & Social Relations major (Earlham College ’19)
Caspar Nesbitt-Daly: Psychology and Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies double major (Earlham College ’18)
Kayla Parks: Psychology major (Earlham College ’13)
Kai Patricio: Human Development & Social Relations and Computer Science double major (Earlham College ’14)
Jensen Pennock: Psychology major (Earlham College ’16)
Lan Phan: Human Development & Social Relations major (Earlham College ’20)
Xhilda Prifti: Peace & Global Studies major (Earlham College ’19)
Oliver Salustri: Psychology and Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies double major (Earlham College ’19)
Julia Schetelig: Psychology and Global Management double major (Earlham College ’21)
Katie Schneller: Neuroscience major (Earlham College ’13), in medical school at Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine to become a Naturopathic Doctor
Jessi Smith: Psychology major (’21)
Jese Stetson: Psychology major (Earlham College ’14), Director of Construction Services at Cutting Edge Construction & Excavation, Inc.
Ai Lena Tomioka: Psychology and Geology double major (Earlham College ’19)
Jake Van Bortel-Buckley: Psychology major (Alfred University ’11), IT at SunGard Higher Eduction
Annalee Wilson: Psychology major (Earlham College ’18)
Karim Zagha: Psychology major (Earlham College ’17), pursuing a master’s degree in Applied Psychology at Leipzig University (Germany)
Adam Zeckendorf: Psychology major (Alfred University ’10)