SNIP is a full time 10-week paid research internship. Through SNIP I was able to not only become a full time member of the Laboratory of Neuronal Circuits and Cognitive Behaviors at UF, but also attended a the weekly summer Neuromedicine Seminar Series, presented my final project at the SNIP Celebration of Research Day, and participated in weekly professional development workshops. 

USP selects 200 students at UF from any discipline to have their research journey supported through stipend and professional opportunities. Through USP's support, my final project focusing on the  the relationship between cocaine sensitization and sleep deprivation is being prepared for UF's 2026 Spring Undergraduate Research Symposium and to be published in the Journal of Undergraduate Research.

Joined the Peer Advising team  of the Center for Undergraduate Research Ambassador program. I advise students on a weekly basis on how to find research positions, present at symposiums, and apply for the variety of UF programs. 

I also volunteer assisting with the organization of semesterly Undergraduate Research Symposiums here at UF, which typically host over 200+ student poster presentations.