Meet Our Students

RIDGS IDF Fellow E Ornelas Studies Speculative Fiction to Inform and Inspire Justice Work

Counseling psychology graduate student Vanessa Anyanso aims to add diverse voices to research and service in her field.

An alum of the psych undergrad and doctoral program at the U, Dr. Giordano works as an assistant professor at Auburn University in Alabama. Read on to find out what tips he…

Graduate student Chris Bowman works to create a classroom atmosphere that encourages open dialogue.

The PhD student has been awarded an inaugural Early Career PhD Merit Grant from English.

PhD student Nyla Numan was awarded an inaugural Early Career PhD Merit Award from the Department of English.

Professor Elizabethada Wright and Alumna Asmita Ghimire have published a pair of essays about teaching English in our increasingly global world.

Graduate student Moinak Choudhury thinks about teaching in terms of "communication puzzles."

Claire Park is a graduate student in our Counseling Psychology area and one of our outstanding students we are spotlighting in our Meet Our Students feature on our website.

Aisha Udochi is a graduate student in our Personality, Individual Differences, and Behavior Genetics (PIB) area and one of our outstanding students we are spotlighting in our…

Ashley Sorensen received several competitive fellowships and scholarships that have helped her cultivate her research studying representation in politics, which has led to…

Margaret Jaeger is a graduate student in our Social Psychology area and one of our outstanding students we are spotlighting in our Meet Our Students…

Justin Kracht is a graduate student in our Quantitative/Psychometric Methods (QPM) area and one of our outstanding students we are spotlighting in our Meet Our Students…

Katlynne's research connects her interests in social media with her interests in mental health and mental health communication.

Olivia Comstock (she/her/hers) recently completed her first year in the art history PhD program, with a specialization in American art.

Lauren was drawn to the collaborative environment of the psychology department, exploring her interests with like-minded people.

Adam found a perfect fit at the University of Minnesota thanks to one of the psychology department's unique specialization areas.

Rafael has found a home in the psychology department's strong political psychology program.

Evelyn views writing as a technology that plays just as significant a part in environmental change as do other technologies.

At the University of Minnesota, the Graduate and Professional Scholarly Excellence in Equity and Diversity (SEED) Award honors graduate students whose research focuses on…